partnership and multi-stakeholder nature of the guiding principles of this policy. v. The NACC will provide the following responsibilities:     • Guidance and advisory to the National Security Adviser on policy and other matters relevant to cybersecurity and cybercrime countermeasures.   • Facilitate multi-stakeholder engagements as well as public and private sector collaborations on cybersecurity.   • Promote cooperation and partnership among all government institutions.   • Provide other functions that may enhance the capability of NCCC towards achieving trust and confidence in the country.   5.2.3 Monitoring & Assurance i.   The nation’s capabilities to provide assurance, i.e monitoring, compliance and audit, on various cyber security measures, plans and programs depend largely on her ability to perform monitoring, evaluations, assessments and reviews of cybersecurity programs implemented to ensure that they meet national expectations. ii.   This policy seeks harmonized framework for relevant international standards and technical measures that respect national priorities that promote and protect critical national interests. iii. Such framework must recognize national innovations, promote national cohesion and reposition the country for global trust and confidence in its digital economic agenda. iv. The following shall serve as the basis for guiding strategy on assurance, monitoring and compliance in the country: