9706 evsjv‡`k †M‡RU, AwZwi³, gvP© 11, 2014 Action 1: Cybercrime Legislation This Action involves creation of laws that are interoperable and applicable globally. Our cybercrime legislation shall be harmonized with global conventions. Therefore, we shall align our cybercrime legislation with the ITU Toolkit for Cybercrime Legislation. The alignment of our cybercrime legislation with the ITU Toolkit for Cybercrime helps international cooperation and addresses jurisdictional and evidentiary issues. Additionally, internationally harmonized legislation strengthens cybersecurity, as it helps our country build capacity for preventing, deterring and prosecuting cybercrime. The cybercrime law should be evaluated by all ministries and legislative committees that might have an interest in it, even if they have nothing to do with criminal justice, so that no useful idea is missed. The cybercrime law should similarly be evaluated by the local private sector, by any local affiliate of the international private sector, by local non-governmental organizations, by academics, by unaffiliated interested citizens, by willing foreign governments, and anyone else with a recognized interest. It is recommended that the text of National Cybercrime law be drafted to comply with the provisions of the Convention on Cybercrime (2001) Action 2: Government Legal Authority This Action aims to ensure that governments have sufficient legal authority to secure cyberspace in public interest. • To create cybersecurity organization structures including the National Cybersecurity Council; • Defines the legal basis for creating a national CIRT, For example, the Act defines the powers to shutdown a critical infrastructure if at risk of a cyber attack;