The Main Stakeholders of the PPP are:            Regulatory bodies (ICTA, BoM, FSC) Attorney-General’s Office (AGO) Mauritius Police Force Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP) Data Protection Office (DPO) National CERT (CERT-MU) IT Security Unit Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) Institute for Judicial and Legal Studies (IJLS) Internet Service Providers and Private Sectors Academia 7.4.1 Roles and Responsibilities Stakeholders Ministry of TCI (Government) Roles Acts as the Project owner and is responsible for setting-up of the necessary legal framework for strategy implementation. National Cybercrime and Security The National Cybercrime and Security Committee will act as the decision-making body and will include Committee representatives from the MTCI, National CERT (CERTMU), Police, ICTA, BoM, FSC, FIU, ICAC, DPO, AGO, ODPP, IJLS, ISPs & Private sectors to oversee and monitor the implementation of the strategy. The National CERT (CERT-MU), a division of the National CERT National Computer Board is the advisory body for information security issues in the country. The responsibility of the national CERT is to provide technical assistance to law enforcement with regard to cybercrime. The Mauritius Police Force will be represented by Mauritius Police Force members of the Cybercrime Unit and the Police IT Unit. Their roles are described below: Cybercrime Unit:     18 | P a g e To enable effective prevention, investigation, and prosecution of various aspects of cybercrime To gather data on cybercrime for analysis purposes To provide capacity building programmes for the Police To conduct sensitisation campaigns on cybercrime in schools and organisations as well as for the general