Description: The Crime Prevention Act is an international legal act IMPLEMENTING polices, strategies, and mostly operational practices into national legislations in order to not only reduce criminal and anti-social behavior but also to eliminate its symptoms in the very beginning, where the costs and impacts are still easily manageable by state authorities.
The Act is considered to be a mandatory legal document for all WA member states.
SECTION 1: ESTABLISHMENT OF THE INTERNATIONAL CRIME PREVENTION AUTHORITY (ICPA)
Article 1: The ICPA is a legal international body that coordinates all crime prevention activities of the WA member states, namely by:
• Creation of strategies, policies and operational practices that are aimed in (A) crime reduction, and mostly (B) crime prevention
• Supervision of national crime prevention departments in order to ensure smooth implications and executions of all ICPA imperatives
• Supervision of effective distribution of given funds from central budget to the remote areas
Article 2: Central Budget (CB)
• All WA states are herby requested to contribute 0,01% of their Gross Domestic Product (GDP) to the central budget
• Allowance to the contribution is possible only if: a nation suffers from a economic crisis, a nation suffers from a natural catastrophic event , a nation suffers from other major crisis recognized by the World Assembly
• CB is distributed on following expenses: operational expenses, project expenses, subsidy expenses, and emergency intervention expenses
Article 3: Central Budget Expenses
• Operational expenses involve: administrative expenses, utility expenses, maintenance expenses, salaries expenses, transportations expenses, and other expenses significant for the CP operations
• Project expenses involve: project development expenses, project testing expenses, project promotion expenses, project sharing expenses, and project implementation expenses
• Subsidy expenses involve: cash transfers (considered as expenses) between ICPA and WA member state, between WA member state and a WA member State in order to support crime prevention activities and long-term efforts, if a country is in need of such financial resources, or country´s crime prevention projects would be endangered by lack of funding
• Emergency intervention expenses involve: all expense that are necessary to solve sudden crime emergency situation in a member state, if that state is unable to solve it within its budget (including the subsidies). The main meaning of an emergency intervention expense is a financial boost of top priority (leaving all other project behind) that shall be essential for elimination of all symptoms of a sudden crime emergency
SECTION 2: CRIME REDUCTION
Article 1: Definition of Crime reduction
• Crime reduction is a process of systematic elimination of existing crime with the use of complex solutions (Crime Reduction Projects)
Article 2: Crime Reduction Projects
• CRP are such projects that are aimed cancel existing level and volume of criminal and anti-social deeds a state suffers from
• CRP are such projects that are aimed to help victims of criminal and anti-social behavior, and thus reduce their level of suffering
• CRP are such projects that are aimed to transform crime reduction policies, strategies and operational practices into crime prevention polices, strategies and operational practices
SECTION 3: CRIME PREVENTION
Article 1: Definition of Crime prevention
• Crime prevention is a process of state activities that are aimed to prevent any criminal and anti-social behavior recognized by the state legislations with the use of sophisticated procedures (Crime Prevention Projects)
Article 2: Crime Prevention Projects
• CPR are such projects that are aimed on complex development of social and legal thinking among the state´s youth, which is considered to be a future generation and thus a pillar of that particular state
• CPR are such projects that are aimed on existing criminals who served their sentences in the national correction institutions, in order to eliminate the risk of committing more crimes in their future, and thus integrating them back to the society
• CPR are such projects that are aimed on cultural differences and ethnical minorities which, because of the differences are a potential threat to the national security
