57 together with Government to develop and administer a regime of co-regulation to deal with inappropriate content and authorised access. o Similar arrangements can be made with telecommunications service providers operating under the authority of the Botswana Telecommunications Authority. - The Ministry of Communications, Science and Technology, in consultation with the Ministry of Education and stakeholders such as education leaders, parent groups, importers, retailers, and arts and entertainment industries examine the development of a rating system for computer games and similar electronic content that may be inappropriate for certain ages or in certain circumstances. - The Minister responsible for policing ensure the establishment of a specific cyber-crime unit in police authorities; training of police authorities in cyber-crime issues and resourcing of computer experts as necessary. - The Attorney General’s Chambers, in consultation with policing authorities, citizen groups, the Law Society, the Directorate on Corruption and Economic Crime, the Botswana Telecommunications Authority, Botswana Telecommunications Corporation and other telecommunications service providers, Internet Service Providers, civil liberties groups, and other interested stakeholders, review provisions for lawful access and develop proposals to deal with lawful access in an electronic environment. 8.0 Ancillary Matters 8.1 Objective: • Ensuring that the legal and legislative policy environment in Botswana continues to move forward to meet the objectives of Maitlamo. 8.2 Issues: • Ensuring that the tax structure does not either lose revenue from ecommerce transactions with a sufficient taxation nexus to Botswana or, conversely, does not double tax transactions and thereby discourage use and innovation. • Ensuring that the Botswana intellectual property regime remains not only up-do-date in an evolving connected world, but also is appropriately enforced to encourage innovation and creative efforts.