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B. At first, the Malagasy officials mentioned above, especially the Director General, showed a marked reticence in their dealings with the Team and felt they had to clear every minor point under discussion with the Interior Minister. However, as the work proceeded, the Team suc ceeded in creating a relaxed climate which rapidly developed into a genuine and cordial relationship. Both high oficials made it a point to accompany the team on all provincial inspections. 17.
LAMWS V. ORGANIZATION OF THE MALAGASY NATIONAL POLICE A. General 1. According to the Malagasy police officials, there is now no law instituting the.National Polioa, as such, or outlining their responsi -bility and jurisdiction. The respective-areas of responsibility of the police and the other armed forces of the Malagasy Republic, as previ ously outlined in this report, have been established mainly by Presiden tial directives and inter-departmental agreements. 2. A voluminous report has been compiled on the subject by the for mer Director General of Police, Victor Ramanitra, for submission to the Council of Ministers. This report, which the Public Safety Team was allowed to scan, explains at length, among other thifigs, the role of the police in a democratic society, the foundation of their authority and the function of their various services. It points out further the ne cessity for legislation to establish the Malagasy National Police on a firm legal basis, and for a thorough revision of their organization. 3. The report itself could not be released to the Public Safety Team prior to its submission to the Council, but charts therefrom were presented to the Team in the strictest confidence. These charts are reproduced here as Exhibits A, B, C, and D. - B. Present-Organization 1. The present organization chart of the National Police (Exhibit A) is rather confusing and, in the w6rds of th6 Director General, gives only a vague idea of the various functioAs of the police. - 18 p llALMCIUNf
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