Papua New Guinea Cybercrime Policy 2014   9.4       Royal  Papua  New  Guinea  Constabulary             The  Royal  Papua  New  Guinea  Constabulary  is  responsible  for  maintaining  security   and   law   and   order   in   the   country.     Through   its   established   crime   enforcement   units,  it  will  ensure  relevant  laws  are  enforced  accordingly.     The   primary   mandate   of   the   Royal   Papua   New   Guinea   Constabulary   is   to   investigate   complaints   and   facilitate   the   prosecution   of   such   complaints.     The   Police  will  be  assisted  by  other  law  enforcement  agencies  including  NICTA.     The   Transnational   Crimes   Unit   should   be   adequately   equipped   and   specifically   trained   to   investigate   and   deal   with   Cybercrime   through   mutual   assistance   and   international  cooperation.         9.5   Office  of  the  Public  Prosecutor                     The   Office   of   the   Public   Prosecutor   is   principally   responsible   for   the   prosecution   of   all   indictable   offences,   including   those   that   can   be   prosecuted   both   summarily   and   on  indictment.     Depending   on   the   severity   of   the   Cybercrime   or   offence,   and   the   penalties   imposed,  such  offences  may  be  prosecuted  either  summarily  or  on  indictment.       9.6     The  Judiciary                           The   Judiciary   is   principally   responsible   for   the   dispensation   of   justice   and   the   interpretation  of  the  laws.     In  respect  of  cybercrime  the  Judiciary  should  be  adequately  equipped  and  trained   to  receive  and  prosecute  cases  relating  to  cybercrime.     9.7     Department  of  Prime  Minister  and  NEC  (PM  &  NEC)             PM  &  NEC  provides  overall  monitoring,  evaluation  and  coordination  of  policy  and   general   service   delivery   for   the   Public   Service,   through   its   chairmanship   of   the   Central  Agencies  Coordinating  Committee  (CACC).     The   PM   &   NEC   Act,   2002   will   assist   on   Cybercrime   matters   as   they   relate   to   the   sovereignty,  unity  and  security  of  Papua  New  Guinea.         In  addition,  the  National  Intelligence  Organisation  Act,  2002  gives  responsibility  to   the  NIO  to  help  determine  the  levels  of  threat,  whether  external  or  internal,  and   advises  the  Government  and  other  stakeholders  to  take  appropriate  measures  to   defend,  protect  and  preserve  the  national  sovereignty  of  Papua  New  Guinea.  This   includes   the   defence,   protection   and   preservation   of   critical   national   infrastructures   (like   airports,   ICT   installations,   and   utilities),   processes   and   its   people.   Threats   also   include   sedition,   espionage,   sabotage   and   matters   affecting   and  or  threatening  public  order.         P | 14