CHILEAN SYSTEM OF CRIMINAL LIABILITY OF LEGAL ENTITIES BASIC ELEMENTS OF CRIME PREVENTION (LAW Nº20.393) Pablo Gómez Niada Valparaíso’s Regional Prosecutor.

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CHILEAN SYSTEM OF CRIMINAL LIABILITY OF LEGAL ENTITIES BASIC ELEMENTS OF CRIME PREVENTION (LAW Nº20.393) Pablo Gómez Niada Valparaíso’s Regional Prosecutor Public Prosecution Office, Chile

 APEC’s Code of conduct has not yet been implemented in our country. Nevertheless, the private sector has recently created an ethical code, based upon APEC’s principles, basically preventing antitrust practices and emphasizing more and better information for customers.  However, different efforts have been made in order to include the good practices contained in the code, such as:  Compliance Programs in Antitrust area, developed by FNE (National Economic Prosecution Office).  Administrative regulation for the private sector for self- assessment regarding compliance and standards of good corporate governance to listed corporations, recent project of SVS (Stock Market and Insurance Superintendence).  Organization Models in the Law

Chilean System of liability of legal entities, Law  Default responsibility organisational system  Its part of the strategy of crime control through enforced self-regulation.  Liability is based precisely on the fact of not being organized and properly regulated.  Imposes the companies a duty to organize and regulate, so that they develop mechanisms for the prevention and detection of crime.  Ensures the adoption and implementation of compliance programs.

The Law also introduces criminal responsibility of legal entities for a limited list of offences:  Bribery of chilean and foreign public officials,  Money laundering  Financing of terrorism. This list corresponds to requirements of international treaties, including the UNCAC and the OECD Anti- Bribery Convention. Law Nº

Basis to prosecute legal entities: Predicate offence Predicate offence Offender of predicate offence (owners, managers, and other employees acting under direct supervision of the owner). Offender of predicate offence (owners, managers, and other employees acting under direct supervision of the owner). Offence should be commited in direct and inmediate profit or interest of the legal entity. Offence should be commited in direct and inmediate profit or interest of the legal entity. Offence should be commited as a direct consequence of the breach ofthe duties on management and supervision by the legal entity (organization models). Offence should be commited as a direct consequence of the breach of the duties on management and supervision by the legal entity (organization models). Law Nº

Presumption of compliance: Management and supervision duties adopting and implementing "organization models of administration and supervision to prevent such crimes and offences”, in accordance with standards established in Article 4. Organizational default system

Article 4º:  VOLUNTARY Prevention Program.  MINIMUMS: Act only provides a model, with minimum standards of prevention.  There are not pre-established standards for certification. Organizational default system

Art. 4º, Basic elements of crime prevention model within the company. 1. Prevention Officer 2. Prevention officer with resources and powers 3. Prevention program 4. Monitoring and certification. Organizational default system

1. Prevention Officer Function: Development of the model with the Administration Function: Development of the model with the Administration Lasting period : Three years, renewable Lasting period : Three years, renewable Autonomy - Exceptions: (a) controller or internal auditor, and (b) the owner, partner or shareholder (SMEs) Autonomy - Exceptions: (a) controller or internal auditor, and (b) the owner, partner or shareholder (SMEs) 2. With Power and resources Means and authority to press charges Means and authority to press charges Minimum Standards Of The Organizational models

3. Prevention Program Identification of processes that generate or increase the risk of committing crimes Identification of processes that generate or increase the risk of committing crimes Establishment of protocols, rules and procedures (codes of conducts) Establishment of protocols, rules and procedures (codes of conducts) Method of administration and audit of financial resources to prevent use of money in crime Method of administration and audit of financial resources to prevent use of money in crime Existence of internal sanctions against anyone who does not meet the system Existence of internal sanctions against anyone who does not meet the system Minimum Standards Of The organizational models

4. Monitoring and certification of the crime prevention system. Establishes methods for effective implementation (Prevention officer + General Management and administration) Establishes methods for effective implementation (Prevention officer + General Management and administration) Certification of adoption and implementation (auditing firms, rating agencies, other registered SVS) Certification of adoption and implementation (auditing firms, rating agencies, other registered SVS) Minimum Standards Of The Organizational models

➠ If the company has a compliance program. ➠ If the organizational model is a reality in the company. ➠ Public Prosecution Office has to reach a high standard of proof in the case a certificated model What should prosecutors investigate?

 Law was issued according international standards, including APEC’s Code of conduct;  Law emphasizes the importance of crime prevention;  Organizational model are voluntaries, but the companies are aware of the presumption of compliance  The system must be followed up Final Remarks