Attachment III  Countries which have enacted legislation can also be used as models and/or assistance 3 Establishment of effective Identify countries with existing data retention legislation legislation (e.g. DR) and use as which balances public safety model for development with human rights, privacy and data protection regimes 4 Develop a mechanism and infrastructure for dealing with online child pornography   While there are many facets of Cyber which need to be  included and addressed this element was specifically singled out because of the high level of interest which it generated in the assessments 7.5. Develop the appropriate legislation. Develop and adopt a national or regional online reporting mechanism. Develop appropriate response mechanism. ● OAS/REMJA (Ministers of Justice and Attorneys General of the Americas) training programs ● UNODC ● Cybercrime (T‐CY) Committee of the Council of Europe ● Commonwealth Secretariat CoE Regional and International Cooperation Collaboration ‐ Incident response, cybercrime investigation and capacity building While we seek to improve the capacity and capability of Caribbean countries to secure their network and cyber infrastructure no amount of security will totally prevent the occurrence of cybercrime or incidents. As such there is also a need to plan response mechanisms so as to minimise the effect of such incidents should they occur. Additionally, because of the varying level of the risk/threat of cybercrime and incidents across the region and the borderless nature of such activity there is a need for a national as well as a regional approach to address such situations. Page 16 of 24