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*f:.I 1tM 9. The meeting ended in a pleasant atmosphere at 10:30. D. Modification of Terms of Reference 1. Following an interview on 18 October 1961 with the Director General and the Attorney General, in which they both restated with em phasis the jurisdictional authority of the National Police as had been explained by Ministefr Resampa the previous day, it was made quite clear that the National Police enjoy the primary responsibility for the internal security of the Malagasy Republic. 2. At this time clarification of the jurisdictional responsibilities of the Gendarmerie was solicited, in view of the very apparent rivalry canat existed between these two units. Attorney General Ramanitra ex plained as follows: The Gendarmerie report directly to and are under the immediate direction of the President t s Executive Office. They have no urban jurisdiction. In rural areas where unere are no police, they conduct general patrols but no investigations. In the event a repre sentative of the. Gendarmerie has reason to suspect criminal or subversive activities in a rural area, the National Police are notified and an in vestigator from the nearest police headquarters is assigned to the case. 3. On the basis of this information, a conference was held with the Director of USOM during which it was decided that the Terms of Reference would be.modified to exclude the Gendarmerie from direct scrutiny or visits. This decision was cleared with the Ambassador.
IV. WORK PLAN A. During further meetings with the Attorney General- and the Director of Police, the following work plan was agreed upon: 1. Discussions: a. General aspects of National Police b. Present organization c. Proposed organization d. Personnel distribution e. Table of equipment (Armament and Transportation) 2. Inspections: a. Tananarive Police units: (1) General Police Headquarters (2) Identification Bureau (3) Crime Laboratory (4) Flying"Brigade (5) Police School (6) Communications (7) Urban Police Department b. Provincial Headquarters (1) Tamatave (2) -Majunga (3) Tulear (4) Fort-Dauphin UNCLASSIREO
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