text: especially where there is evidence that the Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners have not been followed; "(â) Drawing up specific operational standards and agreed indicators for evaluation for areas covered by the Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners. Such standards should be expressed in quantitative terms where appropriate and should provide criteria against which the administration of prisons can be periodically evaluated; "(e) Making the operational standards referred to above readily accessible to all interested parties so that they can be used to evaluate prison operations; "(f) Supporting efforts by prison administration, as one of the agencies responsible, to begin the process whereby all prisoners can be reintegrated into society, developing policies and procedures to achieve that goal, and making information on those policies publicly available; "(g) Ensuring that a person who has been released from prison shall be at no more of a disadvantage than any other member of society in terms of having access to benefits provided to the public; "8. Invites Member States to report periodically on their compliance with the Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners. Such reports should be made public by the United Nations and should be accessible to all interested persons; "9. Requests the Secretary-General to allocate resources to assist Member States in accomplishing these tasks, as appropriate; "E. Ma.pagenient ,,.&ng_bi:aiai..ng "10. Recommends that Member States should consider the following policies; "(a) Designing methods for measuring and projecting trends in criminality and in judicial practices and for evaluating the results of policy decisions, according to their specific circumstances; "(b) Within their legal frameworks, structuring the management of each part of the criminal justice system so that an information base for coherent policies can be developed and ensuring that the impact of decisions in one 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the treatment of prisoners, the development of policies and procedures for rehabilitation, and the monitoring of compliance with international standards. It also mentions the allocation of resources to assist Member States in accomplishing these tasks. These topics suggest that the text is related to the area of human rights and social welfare, particularly in the context of criminal justice.