The intelligence services as part of the security sector are primarily responsible for obtaining and assessing information. As they need to operate outside of the public spotlight and usually have powers which may restrict certain citizens' rights, the risk of malpractice is particularly great here. The aim is therefore to find an efficient balance between the need for secrecy and a monitoring mechanism that works effectively while at the same time modernising the services and making them professional.
Assessment and analysis of the status quo of the intelligence service in the context of the institutional environment and in relation to politics and civil society. Identification of problem areas and the need for reform. Identification of entry points for reforms.Drafting, development and design of suggested reforms and multisectoral strategies for improving the intelligence system. Drafting of mechanisms and principles for legislation which are capable of being put into operational practice and enable a balance to be achieved between secrecy and transparency and increase the level of executive and legislative accountability of the intelligence services.
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