high skill standards and the capacity to innovate. It will also champion the coordination of training programmes between the government and the private sector. 5.5 Legislation One of the objectives of the national policy framework is the expansion of the country’s internet connection capabilities so that every stakeholder will be able to conduct business and have access to a wide range of governmental services. As a corollary to this, it is recognized that the government must play an important role in ensuring that there is clear policy with a regulatory and legal framework in relation to cybercrime. The GoRTT would therefore develop a national cybercrime policy and enact national cybercrime legislation. Recognizing that strong policing of cybercrime is necessary for the enjoyment of the benefits of the digital environment, the GoRTT will develop a welldefined legal framework to establish and maintain order and security for users of the electronic environment and sanction those who deliberately cause damage to computers and electronic networks. The legislative framework will: e Adopt an omnibus approach to tackle computer and computer-related crime to account for rapid ICT developments at the global level; e Establish offences which include, illegal access, illegal interception, and e e e infringement of Intellectual Property Rights, identity-related crimes, unsolicited electronic junk mail or SPAM, cyber-bullying, as well as aiding and abetting; Facilitate the collection and admissibility of electronic evidence; Encourage cross-border investigations with regional and international governments and their enforcement agencies; and Create a pool of judicial experts from public and private sectors to share expertise and knowledge. 19