Cap.9:25 TRAFE'ICKlNG lN PERSONS No. 4/2014 (iv) health and child welfare; and (v) info1mation and publicity; and (vi) education; and (vii) local government; and (viii) foreign affairs; (c) (d) (e) and a professional employee of the National Prosecuting Authority of or above the rank of principal law officer; and a member of the Civil Service employed in the Registrar General's Department; and a representative of(i) the Department of Immigration established under the Immigration Act [Chapter 4:02]; (ii) the Zimbabwe Republic Police established under the Police Act [Chapter /1:10]; (iii) the Financial Intelligence Unit of the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe; (t) (3) and such other persons appointed by the Minister as may be prescribed. The Committee with the approval of the Minister shall··· (a) formulate a national plan of action against trafficking in persons for any period of one year or more as it deems fit, and monitor and repmt on the implementation of the national plan of action; and (b) liaise with appropriate Government agencies to promote the rehabilitation and reintegration of victims; and take note of and implement appropriate measU!'es to adopt or comply with intemational and regional developments and standards in the prevention and combating of trafficking in persons; and do anything which it is mandated to do by this Act and the national plan of action against tmfficking in persons, and by the Minister in pursuance of this Act; and (c) (d) (e) (t) (g) propose and promote strategies to prevent and combat tmfficking in persons; and provide advice on the investigation and prosecution of cases oftrafficking; and introduce and implement public awareness programmes or other measures designed to infonn and educate the public on issues relating to trafficking in persons including(i) the causes that foster trafficking in persons, especially women and children; (ii) common methods used by traffickers to entice or coerce victims for purposes of trafficking or to keep victims captive; (iii) the forms of abuse to which victims may be subjected; (i v) informing the public of institutions or law enforcement agencies or other national, regional or international organisations that may be approached for assistance or information; (v) making victims aware of their rights and the legal and other measUl'es in place to ensure their safety, recovery and repat1iation where necessary. (5) All matters regarding the tenure of office of members of the Committee and fhe meetings and procedure of the Committee are specified in the Second Schedule. 47 DISTRIBUTED BY VERITAS e-mail: veritas@mango.zw website: www.veritaszim.net Veritas makes every effort to ensure the provision of reliable information, but cannot take legal responsibility for information supplied.