throughout the 15 prisons in the state. Restructure the Zimatlán Prison Annex in order to ensure that the people confined there have decent living conditions. In the event that restructuring the facility is not possible, transfer the inmates to another location (para. 205) Compliance measures 406.We would recall that, in accordance with decision 112 of the Minister of Public Security of the State of Oaxaca of 29 January 2009, 55 inmates with mental disorders were transferred from the Zimatlán Psychiatric Annex to the Tanivet Regional Prison in Tlacolula,Oaxaca.The Psychiatric Annex of Zimatlán prison, Oaxaca, was closed on the same date. Consider the possibility of increasing police salaries, so that they can support themselves in a dignified manner, without resorting to dispossessing victims of their belongings (para. 103) Compliance measures 407.Since the city of Oaxaca de Juarez has been on the list of municipalities eligible to receive a subsidy for municipal security (SUBSEMUN), steps have been taken to improve the pay of personnel assigned to the Municipal Department of Public Security in line with the provisions of the specific agreement and the implementing rules for that subsidy. Increase prison budgets, allocating sufficient funds for the supply of drugs to inmates (para. 173) Compliance measures 408.In this regard, the Department for the Enforcement of Sanctions and Punitive Measures of the state of Oaxaca has obtained budget increases in order to have sufficient resources for administering drugs. Inform parents of the arrest, transfer, release, illness, accident or death of a minor child (para. 245) Compliance measures 409.It is the duty of the Prosecution Service to protect the rights and interests of children and adolescents, and persons with disabilities who for any reason are at risk, liable to harm or in danger. The various investigative agencies of the Prosecution Service initiate preliminary investigations every day for offences of domestic violence in its various forms, where only the crime victim is a minor or legally incompetent, and the likely perpetrators are those who exercise parental authority, custody or guardianship. Accordingly, on 17 October 2005 the Attorney-General for the Federal District issued decision A/006/2005 laying down guidelines for the jurisdiction of the central investigating prosecution service for minors and family cases. 410.Among other issues, that decision establishes the principle that in all acts of the Prosecution Service involving minors, the best interests of children must prevail at all times. 411.Consistent with this, on 23 November 2005, the Attorney-General for the Federal District issued decision A/007/006/2005 amending the second paragraph of section two of decision A/006/2005, in order to clarify that where the preliminary investigation begins with detainees, the original investigating agency will be empowered to decide the legal status of suspects. 412.Decision A/0011/2007 of the Attorney-General for the Federal District laid down guidelines regarding the jurisdiction of the central investigating prosecution service for juveniles. 413.The decision states that the central investigating prosecution service for juveniles is competent for investigations and the conduct of preliminary investigations where crime victims are minors and where they are initiated for the following offences: Assault and battery; Failure to render assistance or care; Risk of infection; Trafficking of minors; Retention and abduction of minors or legally incompetent persons; Corruption of minors and legally incompetent persons; Child pornography; Procuring; Labour exploitation of minors or persons with a physical or mental disability; Failure to comply with a maintenance obligation;