 Develop and establish a community policing and crime prevention model relevant to Solomon Islands recognizing traditional systems and working in partnership with all levels of the community;  Strengthen and support the operational and corporate functions of the RSIPF to ensure the effective and efficient provision of policing services;  Develop the operations capabilities of the RSIPF to ensure that it has the ability to respond to and manage the security or serious criminal threat to the Solomon Islands, including transnational crime and terrorism;  Strengthen and support the operational and corporate functions of the Correctional Services of Solomon Islands (CSSI) to ensure the effective and efficient provision of correctional services;  Strengthen and support capacity building within the justice and legal fraternity; and  Strengthen national judicial and legal system and apparatus in the country. 147. A crucial aspect of ICT policy for law and order relates to ensuring laws are in place to prohibit unacceptable or harmful behaviours online or in relation to ICT, sanctioning infringements of those laws, and ensuring the RSIPF and courts have the capability to enforce those laws. This aspect is addressed under ICT Objective 2, above. 148. ICT may greatly assist the efficacy of law enforcement generally, for example by improving communications between law enforcement offices within Solomon Islands and internationally, and may also reinforce outreach and communication between law enforcement and communities. Better availability of secure ICT can also contribute greatly to improving the operational and corporate functions of RSIPF, CSSI and the national judicial system. 149. The following table summarises the strategies and actions for achieving ICT Objective 4: ICT Objective 4 Reference 4.1 ICT Strategy Promote peace Actions and reconciliation by supporting the greater Page | 51 availability (Refer Strategies 1.1, 1.3, 1.4, 1.5, 9.1, 9.2, 9.3.) and Solomon Islands National ICT Policy