accessibility of ICT, the ability of all in the Solomon Islands to communicate, development and the of music and in support creative arts. 4.2 Utilize ICT effective policing of and enforcement. 4.3 Utilize ICT to improve public access to laws and legal processes.  Incorporate within the proposed National Security Policy provision for national ICT security.  Develop a plan to incorporate ICT into RSIPF communications with the public and communities in order to build community confidence in the RSIPF.  Develop a plan for building and maintaining RSIPF’s ICT forensic capability and infrastructure.  Incorporate within training for law enforcement personnel on transnational crime training relevant to cybercrime and digital evidence.  Include in routine training programmes training in ICT that is appropriate to the roles of justice and law enforcement personnel.  Improve the web-based availability of Acts, Regulations, judicial system information (court dates, etc.) to the public.  Investigate ICT-based approaches for 4.4 Utilize ICT to improve law enabling citizens’ easy and equitable access to legal and judicial services and personnel.  Implement an ICT-based case enforcement processes. management solution. H. ICT for Health 150. The use of ICT can have a profound effect in the health sector, including by assisting in spreading health information to communities, training health care workers, supporting diagnosis and treatment, and improving health system administration. ICT Objective 5 Improve healthcare and health service delivery throughout Solomon Islands by innovative use of ICTs and promote healthy ICT working conditions and practices Page | 52 Solomon Islands National ICT Policy