Series of Places of Detention Assessment Reports (02) The overall total rate of Tulkarem CRC’s compliance in regards to the total rate of the standard of the CRC’s policies was 1.7, which reflects good compliance with the international standards as follows: • The CRC’s compliance rate for the scope provisions related to CRC administration was 1.6, which reflects a good compliance with the international standards.The CRC’s compliance rate for the scope provisions related to the staff of the CRC was 1.8, which reflects a good compliance with the international standards. • The CRC’s compliance rate for the scope provisions related to health care guarantees for inmates in the CRC was 2.3, which reflects compliance to some degree with the international standards. • The CRC’s compliance rate for the scope provisions related to torture and the use of force in the CRC was 1, which represents a full compliance with the scope related to torture and the use of force in the CRC. • The CRC’s compliance rate for the scope related to the procedures for receiving detainees/inmates at the CRC was 2.5, which reflects compliance to some degree with the international standards.The CRC’s compliance rate for the scope related to detention conditions in the CRC was 1.9, which reflects a good compliance with the international standards. • The CRC’s compliance rate for the scope related to CRC visitors was 1, which reflects a full compliance with the international standards. The total rate of Tulkarem CRC’s compliance in regards to the total rate of the standard of equipment and infrastructure of the CRC was 3.3, which reflects a weak compliance with the international standards CRC as follows: • The CRC’s compliance rate for the provisions related to the infrastructure and inmates’ accommodation facilities in the CRC was 3.3, reflecting a weak compliance with the international standards. • The CRC’s compliance rate in regards to service facilities in the CRC was 3.2, which reflects a weak compliance with the international standards.It should be noted that there were no juvenile or women inmates at the CRC at the time of the assessment. 54 INDEPENDENT COMMISSION FOR HUMAN RIGHTS