NPRCWATCH www.ntjwg.org.zw management process. The information that the NPRC collects is very vital for it to reach to certain ndings. Without a robust information management infrastructure, the NPRC will be severely incapacitated in how it communicates with its stakeholders. This touches both on the integrity and adequacy of the information that is used to reach certain conclusions, as well as the infrastructure for communicating with stakeholders about processes and ndings. NTJWG notes that it is possible that the shortfalls noted in this statement, may as well be remedied through an investment in a functional information management infrastructure. Conclusion We do not believe that the shortcomings noted here are fatal so as to stop the process, but they are still very important and must be remedied in order to rescue the integrity of the process. The remedies proposed here are reasonable enough to provide what is lacking in the process. NTJWG, working with over 96 stakeholder organisations, remains committed to this process and believes that with adequate commitment, the process will be successful. The objectives of the conference were; to provide space for validation of ndings of the provisional consultation; to facilitate a tighter, well dened peace and reconciliation agenda that is strategic and consistent with the context; and to facilitate the national legitimization, consensus and validation to the process and agenda of the NPRC. NPRC Watch, Issue 4, May 2018 22