4. To place renewed emphasis on the importance of achieving secure Internet information systems throughout the Hemisphere. 5. To request that the Permanent Council, through the Committee on Hemispheric Security, continue to address this issue and to facilitate the coordination efforts to implement the Strategy, in particular the efforts of government experts, the Inter-American Committee against Terrorism (CICTE), the Inter-American Telecommunication Commission (CITEL), the Group of Governmental Experts on Cyber-crime of the Meeting of Ministers of Justice or of Ministers or Attorneys General of the Americas (REMJA), and other appropriate organs of the OAS. 6. To urge member states and the organs, agencies, and entities of the OAS to coordinate their efforts to enhance cybersecurity. 7. To request the secretariats of CICTE and CITEL, and the Group of Governmental Experts on Cyber-crime of REMJA to assist member states, when so requested, in the implementation of the respective portions of the Strategy, and to submit a joint report to the Permanent Council, through the Committee on Hemispheric Security, on their compliance with this resolution, prior to the thirty-fifth regular session of the General Assembly. 8. To support the holding of a second meeting of government cybersecurity practitioners, to be convened by CICTE for appropriate follow-up on the recommendations on the establishment of the Inter-American Alert, Watch, and Warning Network, which are contained in the document CICTE/REGVAC/doc.2/04 and which form part of the Strategy. 9. To stipulate that the above-mentioned meeting of government cybersecurity practitioners be held within the resources allocated in the program-budget of the Organization and other resources, and to request the General Secretariat and the CICTE Secretariat to provide the necessary administrative and technical support for this meeting. 10. To urge member states to implement, as appropriate, the recommendations of the Initial Meeting of the Group of Governmental Experts on Cyber-crime of REMJA (document REMJA-V/doc.5/04) and the recommendations regarding cyber-crime of the Fifth Meeting of REMJA (document REMJA-V/doc.7/04 rev. 4) as a means of creating a framework for enacting laws that protect information systems, prevent the use of computers to facilitate illegal activity, and punish cyber-crime. 11. To request the Permanent Council to report to the General Assembly at its thirty-fifth regular session on the implementation of this resolution.