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28Revisiting Police Laws92. Secretarial services. -(1) The Provincial Police Officer shall provide secretarial support to the Council.CHAPTER IXCRIMINAL JUSTICE COMMITTEE96. Establishment. – There shall be a Criminal Justice Committee in a district.97. Composition. -The Criminal Justice Committee shall consist <strong>of</strong> -(a) District and Sessions Judge (Chairperson)(b) Head <strong>of</strong> District Police(c) Head <strong>of</strong> District CIA (Secretary)(d) District Public Prosecutor(e) District Superintendent Jail(f) District Probation Officer(g) District Parole Officer98. Functions <strong>of</strong> the Criminal Justice Committee. – (1) The Criminal Justice Committee shall -(a) keep under review the operation <strong>of</strong> the criminal justice system and work towards the improvement<strong>of</strong> the system as a whole;(b) promote understanding, co-operation and coordination in the administration <strong>of</strong> the criminal justicesystem;(c) exchange information and give advance notice <strong>of</strong> local developments,parts <strong>of</strong> the system;(d) formulate co-coordinated priorities and plans to give effect to locally agreed policies;(e) raise relevant issues with the appropriate authorities;(f) promote the spread <strong>of</strong> good practices; andwhich may affect other(g) review the implementation <strong>of</strong> any decisions taken by the District Criminal Justice Committee.(2) The meeting <strong>of</strong> the Criminal Justice Committee shall be held at least once a month. The secretary <strong>of</strong> thecommittee shall record the minutes <strong>of</strong> the meetings.CHAPTER XMISCELLANEOUS99. Citizen Police Liaison Committees. – (1) Citizens in a locality, village, town, or district may establish a CitizenPolice Liaison Committee as a voluntary, self-financing and autonomous body to(a) create and maintain effective contact with the police;(b) help police improve delivery <strong>of</strong> its services;(c) increase awareness in the community with respect to crime and anti-social activity(d) facilitate flow <strong>of</strong> information between the community and the police;(e) check domestic violence and help improve access <strong>of</strong> vulnerable members <strong>of</strong> community to policeservices;(f) assist in traffic education(2) The members shall be concerned citizens and persons <strong>of</strong> proven reputation for integrity andcompetence from the fields <strong>of</strong> academia, law, media, human rights or other fields.(3) The head <strong>of</strong> district police and other police <strong>of</strong>ficers concerned shall extend assistance to the members<strong>of</strong> the citizen police liaison committees.