Maryland is said to possess the best corrections facility in the country, Harper House of Corrections. This facility has benefited from minor refurbishment, and ten staff members trained by CAU UNMIL on good penal practices are managing the institution under the headship of an acting Superintendent. Out of the nine officers, three are females. On the average, the institution holds about 30 to 40 inmates, a great number of whom are pre-trial detainees. The institution faces of inadequate staffing and lack of supplies such as diesel fuel to operate the UNDP-donated generator, and a vehicle.