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Behaviour 2
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We all have our own ideas about what constitutes anti-social behaviour, some of us being more tolerant than others, but the definition allows for a fairly broad interpretation. To quote the Crime and Disorder Act of 1998, it is behaviour which "causes or is likely to cause harassment, alarm or distress to one or more people who are not in the same household as the perpetrator". Such behaviour writing graffiti, which can make even the cleanest urban space look squalid, making excessive noise, especially at night, and throwing litter onto the streets. Such behaviour, however, affects everyone in the community, and requires the community to work together to find ways of dealing with it.
Just as the problems are many and varied, the solution too must work effectively on many levels. Anti-social behaviour is not confined to any particular group, and it affects the quality of life of young and old . This in turn means that it needs an active partnership between all of the various social groups that make up society. More than an efficient police force is required. Schools, for example, need to have effective rules to deal with truancy and bullying. Landlords should take for anti-social behavior by or against their tenants. The same also goes for local authorities and social services when taking decisions that affect the community. Furthermore, they need to share information as openly as possible.
Just as the problems are many and varied, the solution too must work effectively on many levels. Anti-social behaviour is not confined to any particular group, and it affects the quality of life of young and old . This in turn means that it needs an active partnership between all of the various social groups that make up society. More than an efficient police force is required. Schools, for example, need to have effective rules to deal with truancy and bullying. Landlords should take for anti-social behavior by or against their tenants. The same also goes for local authorities and social services when taking decisions that affect the community. Furthermore, they need to share information as openly as possible.
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