Report on the Assessment of the Compliance of the Correction and Rehabilitation Centers in Palestine with International Prison Standards total policies standard for the CRC was 1.7, which reflects good compliance with international standards for the policies in place at the Bethlehem CRC. They were distributed as follows: • The CRC’s compatibility rate for the scope of CRC administration provisions was 1.5, which reflects good compliance with international standards.The CRC’s compatibility rate with the scope provisions of the CRC staff was 1.8, which reflects good compliance with international standards. • The CRC’s compliance rate with the scope provisions of health care guarantees provided to inmates in the CRC was 2.7, which reflects compliance to a certain degree with international standards. • The CRC’s compliance rate with the scope provisions of torture and the use of force in CRC was 1.0, which represents full compliance with the scope of torture and the use of force in the CRC. • The CRC’s compliance rate with the scope of procedures for receiving detainees/inmates in CRC was 2.2, which reflects compliance to a certain degree with international standards. • The CRC’s compliance rate with the scope of detention conditions in CRC was 1.8, which reflects compliance to a certain degree with international standards.. • - The CRC’s compatibility rate with the scope of CRC visitors was 1.0, which reflects full compliance with international standards. • The overall compatibility rate of the Bethlehem CRC in relation to the total equipment and infrastructure standard of the CRC was 4.0, which reflects weak compliance with international standards. They were distributed as follows: • The CRC’s compatibility rate for the infrastructure and inmate accommodation facilities provisions in the CRC was 3.9, reflecting weak compliance with international standards. • The CRC’s compatibility rate for provisions of service facilities in the CRC was 4.1, which reflects weak compliance with international standards. INDEPENDENT COMMISSION FOR HUMAN RIGHTS 33