text: in England at a secure psychiatric unit since 1981 is soon to be returned to the region, to be treated at the Sandilands Institute as a resident patient, in the hope that he will benefit from a return to a familiar environment and possibility of family contacts. He had been sentenced to imprisonment for manslaughter in 1979. Article 13 21. By way of correction of what was stated in the second report (CCPR/C/32/Add.14, annex J, para. 23), an appeal against a deportation order is not to 'the Governor in Council", i.e. the Governor seeking and accepting the advice of the Executive Counil; it is to the Governor acting in the exercise of his discretionary powers, i.e. without consulting the Executive Council. Such an appeal does have a suspensive effect. Article 16 22. The Constitution safeguards the rights of all persons to whom the territory's laws might be applied. Article 17 23. The requirements of this provision are met by the safeguards of the Constitution and by the locally enforceable law relating to defamation of character, which in general is the same as English law. 24. At the meeting to discuss the United Kingdom's second report on its dependent territories, it was asked what kind of personal data could be stored in computers and who could hold such information (CCPR/C/SR.857, para. 31). The only permanent data bank kept by the Government of the Turks and Caicos Islands is that relating to expenditure and revenue. Therefore the only personal records involved are those relating to salaries and deductions which are authorized by civil servants. Information on individuals, such as personnel files on civil servants, are kept in a documentary form. There is a rule that individuals should be informed of any adverse comment recorded 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing a specific individual's case, mentioning a psychiatric unit, a sentence, and appeals. It also touches on the Constitution and laws of a country (the United Kingdom and Turks and Caicos Islands). These topics seem to be related to human rights and legal matters rather than economic or environmental issues.