3.6 Provide enabling governance framework Provide enabling framework and modernize legal environment Customised Governance structure Modernizing legal framework for NCII Revising Digital Identity and e-signature legislation Fostering information sharing Strengthening protection of National Critical Information Infrastructure 3.6.1 Cybersecurity Governance and Coordination Intragovernmental commitment, coordination and cooperation represent core functions of governmental institutions, needed to ensure that the governance mechanisms (i.e. rules) and resources yield the desired outcomes of the Cybersecurity Strategy. The Strategy will be implemented by following the whole of government approach which considers the government as one entity. The model foresees the active collaboration across Government, with industry and other stakeholders in the implementation of the Strategy. Effective communication and coordination ensure that all ministries and government agencies are aware of each other’s respective authorities, missions, and tasks. The cybersecurity competent authority ensures that institutions and stakeholders work in a complementary manner. Government coordination is the prerequisite of the effective implementation of the vision. The implementation of the Strategy calls for formalizing national cybersecurity governance structure under multi-stakeholder model. The governance model is based on the principle of shared responsibility. The multitude of stakeholders consists of law- and policymakers, economic players, educational institutions, technical and business communities, law enforcement, academia, diplomatic, military organizations and others. The Cybersecurity Governance Framework is based on the current practice and considers earlier strategic choices. It needs to be stressed that the engagement of the stakeholders across government is both a prerequisite and an essential support for a successful implementation of the Cybersecurity Strategy. Collaboration presents a key to ensure that promises expressed and agreed in the Strategy are measurable and will be delivered in the future. 31 (43) [Draft Version for stakeholder consultation]