The words "it would be good", "it is expedient", can not be used when referring to a prisoner - how did Macharashvili interpret the doctor's statement?

The words "it would be good" and "appropriate" could not be used to refer to a prisoner - This is how Guram Macharashvili, a member of the "Dream" party, understood the words of the doctor who visited Mikheil Saakashvili at the Gldani prison yesterday and said in a preliminary assessment that "Treatment of the patient in such a facility is not expedient"

I can also say that it would be good if Saakashvili was not a prisoner at all - says Macharashvili and despite the statements of the doctors, he still claims that the 18th medical institution is fully equipped:

"The 18th medical facility is fully equipped, including the live broadcast showing to the public that absolutely all the equipment is available, and a medical team is mobilized to provide all medical assistance to the patient. The members of the council also confirmed that the hospital has the appropriate equipment and a medical aid team is mobilized, as for their statement that it would be good to transfer him to another clinic, here I can say that it would be good if Saakashvili was not a prisoner, but it is not up to us, It depends on his actions and justice. So it would be good and advisable words could not be used to refer to a prisoner. There is a law in the country and everyone is equal before it," Macharashvili said.