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Opportunities for combating crime through projects of Crime Fund remain largely unexploited | SOUALIGA NEWSDAY

August 14, 2019

Opportunities for combating crime through projects of Crime Fund remain largely unexploited | SOUALIGA NEWSDAY
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Emergency provision

Funding of projects

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Six recommendations

Comply with the legal obligations as stated in the National Ordinance Crime Fund. In any event, give follow-up to the recommendations already made by the Council regarding the Fund. These concern: ‘Include a policy plan to the annual budget listing the various projects that qualify for funding by the Crime Fund’ and ‘Guide the process toward the instalment of the Steering Committee for the fight against crime, and involve the Committee in the management of the Crime Fund'.

Develop an up to date policy for the Crime Fund. In doing so, take into account the criteria, processes and procedures with regard to the submission-, handling-, granting of project requests and (justification of) decisions in this respect and include the necessary definitions.

To limit risks of improper use and misuse of funds from the Crime Fund, establish rules and safeguards in a National Ordinance.

Ensure that the physical and digital administration/registration with regard to the submission, review, granting and payment of projects is complete and ensure that the procedures and documents pertaining to the applicable legislation and policies are complied with and are obtained in a timely manner.

Ensure that all claims on behalf of the Crime Fund are paid back.

Give more publicity to the Crime Fund.

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