in an anti-crime program that comprehensively addresses the identification of and reaction to potentially dangerous situations involving carrier operatives or passengers. (b) The establishment of minimum standards, however, in no way precludes a carrier from implementing alternate or more advanced programs so long as said programs are: (1) consistent with the imperative of subsection (a); (2) developed in consultation with a recognized crime prevention organization; and (3) carried out in consultation with the Review Committee established under Section 8 of this Act. prevention organization; and Committee established under Section 8 of this Act.
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