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4.6 DsGP/IsGP CONFERENCE4.6.1 The DsGP/IsGP Conferences are beingorganised by Intelligence Bureau every year. Duringthe year 2011, the 46th DsGP/IsGP Conference wasorganised by the Intelligence Bureau from September17, 2011 at New Delhi. Shri Amar PratapSingh, Director, CBI, along with Shri BalwinderSingh, Special Director (B), CBI, participatedin the Conference as delegates. A presentation on“Inter-State and International Police Coordinationin Crime Investigation” was made by Shri KeshavKumar, Head of Technical Forensic & CoordinationZone, CBI. A presentation was also made by ShriRakesh Agarwal on “Technology, e-Policing & CyberCrime”.4.7 SYSTEMS DIVISION4.7.1 The Systems Division, a unit of Technical,Forensic & Coordination (TFC) Division looksafter the Information Technology needs of theCBI. It works as a storehouse of information asregards to cases investigated, enquiries undertakenand trials conducted. It provides data required foranswering Parliament questions, CBI clearances forappointments/awards of Medals, etc. This Divisionalso monitors the existing computerisation and looksafter the ever-growing Information Technology (IT)needs of the organisation.CBI & Proposed LokpalThe Lokpal Bill - 2011 was introduced in the Parliament inAugust 2011. After introduction in the Parliament, the Billwas referred to Parliamentary Standing Committee. Director,CBI made a presentation before the Parliamentary StandingCommittee on 1st October, 2011.Pivotal role of CBI in the Anti-Corruption apparatus of thecountry was highlighted before the Parliamentary StandingCommittee. It was apprised that during 70 long years of itsinception, CBI has evolved into the Premier Investigatingand Prosecuting Agency of the country. Emphasizing on thecomposite and integral nature of the functioning of the variouswings of CBI, it was suggested that bifurcation of CBI is notpractical. It was also mentioned that based on its performance,vast experience and expertise, CBI is fully capable of cateringto the investigational requirements of the Lokpal. The needfor greater functional and financial autonomy to CBI, whileretaining its present structure, was also stressed upon.*****Policy Division | Industry, Impartiality and Integrity 49