Art. 2.2 General principles The Parties reiterate their commitment to the principles of a free market economy, sustainable development and effective multilateralism. 1. Ensuring the respect of the abovementioned principles during the implementation of the domestic reforms agenda of the RM. Central public authorities 2014-2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources. funds Art. 2.3 General principles The Parties reaffirm to respect the principles of the rule of law and good governance, as well as their international obligations, notably under the UN, the Council of Europe and the OSCE. 1. Ensuring the respect of the abovementioned principles during the implementation of the domestic reforms agenda of the RM. Central public authorities 2014-2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources. funds Art. 2.4 General principles The Parties commit themselves to foster cooperation and good neighbourly relations, including cooperation on the development of projects of common interest, notably pertaining to preventing and combating corruption, criminal activities, organised or otherwise, including those of transnational character, and terrorism. This commitment constitutes a key factor in the development of the relations and cooperation between the Parties and - 1. Implementation of National Action for the years 2014-2016 pertaining to the area of interior, including their transnational components. Ministry of Interior Ministry of Justice Customs Service National Centre Information and Security Service 2014 - 2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources. funds corruption
contributes to regional peace and stability. TITLE II: POLITICAL DIALOGUE AND REFORM, COOPERATION IN THE FIELD OF FOREIGN AND SECURITY POLICY Art. 3.1 “Aims of political dialogue” Political dialogue on all areas of mutual interest, including foreign and security matters as well as domestic reform, shall be further developed and strengthened between the Parties. This will increase the effectiveness of political cooperation and promote convergence on foreign and security matters. 3 Art. 3.2 (a) “Aims of political dialogue” to deepen political association and increase political and security policy convergence and effectiveness; 1. Effective implementation of the provisions of the Association Agreement aiming at the political association of the RM with the EU. Ministry of Foreign Affairs and European Integration Central public administration institutions 2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources Art. 3.2 (c) “Aims of political dialogue” to strengthen cooperation and dialogue between the Parties on international security and crisis management, notably in to address global and regional challenges and key threats; 1. Strengthening the dialogue within the relevant international and European organisations in order to optimize the actions aimed at ensuring stability and security at the global and regional levels. Ministry of Foreign Affairs and European Integration Central public administration institutions 2014-2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources. funds Art. 3.2 (e) “Aims of political dialogue” to strengthen respect for democratic principles, the rule of law and good governance, human rights and fundamental freedoms, including the rights of persons belonging to minorities, and to contribute to consolidating domestic political reforms; 2.1 “Political dialogue and reform” Implementation of the National Human Rights Action Plan a focus onthe most vulnerable groups, and coordination of planning in the area of human rights with the budget process in order to assign sufficient resources for an effective 1. Implementation of recommendations and observations of the Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. Ministry of Labour, Social Protection and Family Ministry of Health Ministry of Education Ministry of Justice Ministry of Regional Development 2014 - 2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources. funds EU
Ministry of Health funds. 6. Signing and ratifying the Convention of the Council of Europe on preventing and combating violence against women and domestic violence. Ministry of Labour, Social Protection and Family Ministry of Interior Prosecutor General’s Office Ministry of Foreign Affairs and European Integration 2015-2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources. 7. Amendments to the Criminal Code and the Law on preventing and combating domestic violence and other relevant national law sin order to bring them in line with international standards in the area and consolidation of implementation for the purposes of prevention, protection, investigation, prosecution, punishment of perpetrators and rehabilitation of victims. Ministry of Interior Prosecutor General’s Office Ministry of Labour, Social Protection and Family Ministry of Justice 2015-2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources. 8. Amendments to the Law on preventing and combating domestic violence by introducing emergency restraining orders by the police. Ministry of Labour, Social Protection and Family Ministry of Interior Prosecutor General’s Office Ministry of Justice 2015-2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources.
9. Ensuring access to the state guaranteed legal aid to victims of domestic violence. National Councilof State Guaranteed Legal Aid Ministry of Labour, Social Protection and Family 2015-2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources. 10. Ensuring compulsory training for judges, public prosecutors, policemen and representatives of law enforcement authorities in matters of international and national legal provisions regarding gender based violence. National Institute of Justice Ministry of Interior Prosecutor General’s Office Ministry of Justice Superior Council of Magistrates 2015-2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources. funds. 11. Consolidation of the system of collection of disaggregated data on cases of domestic violence. Ministry of Labour, Social Protection and Family Ministry of Interior National Bureau of Statistics 2014-2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources. funds. 12. Implementation of the Action Plan to support Roma population in the Republic of Moldova for the 2011-2015. Bureau of Interethnic Relations Central and localpublic administration 2014-2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources. funds.
13. Organisation of events to promote human rights and fundamental freedoms(meetings, round tables, conferences, broadcasting social advertising spots, organisation of competitions, information campaigns). Office of the Ombudsman National commission for ensuring the of the Human Rights Action Plan Bureau of Interethnic Relations 2014-2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources. funds. 14. Organisation of events to promote tolerance and cultural diversity. Local public administration Office of the Ombudsman Bureau of Interethnic Relations 2014-2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources. funds. 15. Developing sector in the area of human rights based on the National Human Rights Plan and international recommendations, specifying the pertinent costs required to carry out the scheduled events in accordance with the Medium Term Budget Expenditure Framework. Note 1: Plans developed Note 2: Estimates made National commission for ensuring the of the Human Rights Action Plan 2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources. funds. 16. Amendment of legislation in order to eliminate the barriers identified by the Council to prevent and eliminate discrimination and ensure equality. Council to prevent and eliminate discrimination and ensure equality 2014-2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources. funds. 17. Strengthening the capacities of public authorities, law enforcement authorities, private sector and civil society in the area of preventing and combating discrimination. Council to prevent and eliminate discrimination 2014-2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources.
and ensure equality Office of the Ombudsman Central public authorities public authorities funds. 2.1 (iii) “Political dialogue and reform” Considering the recommendations made by the Council of Europe’s structures and experts regarding compliance with the Framework Convention for the protection of national minorities, and implement them in agreement with these structures and experts 1. Organisation of the 4thcycleof monitoring the implementation of the Framework Convention for the protection of national minorities in the RM by the Council of Europe (presentation of the 4thPeriodic report of the RM on the implementation of the Framework Convention). Bureau of Interethnic Relations Central public authorities Local public authorities 2014-2015 Within the limits of budgetary resources 2. Ensuring the implementation of the recommendations of the 4th cycle of monitoring the implementation of the Framework Convention for the protection of national minorities in the RM by the Council of Europe Bureau of Interethnic Relations Central public authorities Local public authorities 2015-2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources and external 2.1 “Political dialogue and reform” Ensuring the effective execution of judgments made by the European of Human Rights 1. Amending the regulatory framework on the activity of the Government Agent, particularly in order to introduce specific regulations regarding the execution of the ECHR judgments and decisions Note: The has been developed and submitted to the Government for examination. Ministry of Justice 30.09.2014 Within the limits of budgetary resources. 2.1 “Political dialogue and reform” Maintaining effective pre- and non-judicial mechanisms for dispute settlement, including in the field of human rights and fundamental freedoms 1. Developing a draft of amendments to the regulatory framework on the operation of the institution of mediation in specific areas (family disputes, civil and commercial disputes, labour, administrative disputes, consumer protection matters). Note: The draft law has been developed and submitted to the Government for examination. Ministry of Justice Department for legal professions and services Mediation Council 30.12.2014 Within the limits of budgetary resources. funds.
funds. 3. Activities to promote the reform of the National Institute for the protection of human rights and inform the population on the functional responsibilities of the Ombudsman. Office of the Ombudsman 2014-2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources. funds. 4. Creating adequate conditions for the effective operation of the National Institute of the Ombudsman, by assigning the funds required to purchase the headquarters Ministry of Justice Ministry of Finance 2014-2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources. funds. Art. 2.1 (iii) “Political dialogue and reform” 1. Strengthening the mechanism of monitoring and implementing the National Human Rights Action Plan for the years 2011-2014. National commission for ensuring the of the Human Rights Action Plan 2014-2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources. funds. 2. Developing the National Rights Action Plan in accordance with the recommendations of the 2nd cycle of the Universal Periodic Review, conventional structures and special procedures of UN, EU and CoE. National commission for ensuring the of the Human Rights Action Plan 2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources. funds. Art. 2.3 “Cooperation in the area of justice, freedom and security” 1. Harmonisation of the legislative framework and policies with the best practices of the and EU member states on the reform judicial system. Ministry of Justice Superior Council of Magistrates 2015 Within the limits of budgetary resources.
Ensuring compliance with the rule of law and the protection of human rights by developing an accessible, accountable, efficient, transparent and professional police force, introducing a rights-based approach to policing, the use of intelligence-led policing, and fighting crime, including cyber crime 1. Developing rules of conduct and integrity within law enforcement authorities at the national level. National Ministry of Interior Prosecutor General’s Office 2014 Within the limits of budgetary resources. funds. 2. Developing a sector concept of prevention. Ministry of Interior 2015-2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources. funds. 3. Developing and improving the system of initial and further training of policemen based on the Community principles of police activity. Ministry of Interior 2014-2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources. funds. 4. Further implementation of the principle of “zero tolerance for corruption”, acts of torture, violation of lawful rights and freedoms, discriminatory attitudes and treatment by the employees of the system of interior. Prosecutor General’s Office Ministry of Interior National Centre Ministry of Justice Customs Service 2014-2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources.
authorities responsible for the prevention and fight against corruption, including by establishing clear working arrangements between the National Anticorruption Centre and the National Commission for Integrity. National Anticorruption Centre to impose sanctions for contraventions as well as of the mandate of the National Anticorruption Centre for criminal prosecution from the one of the Ministry of Interior and of the Prosecutor General’s Office. National Centre, Prosecutor General’s Office, civil society 2. Establishing a mechanism of cooperation between the National Anticorruption Centre and the central public entities on conducting the procedure of testing professional integrity. National Centre, public entities 2nd half of 2014 3. Raising the efficiency of the mechanism of application of the procedure of evaluation of the risks of among the public authorities and entities, including in the area of implementation of EU funds. National Centre 2014-2015 4. Identifying and maintaining a regional partnership and development of a cooperation strategy in order to identify and exchange information on the incomes obtained and the assets held abroad by the subjects of declarations. National Commission for Integrity 2014 Within the limits of budgetary resources. funds. Strengthening the operational capacities of the National Commission for Integrity 1. Effective implementation of the tool to analyze income declarations, declarations of interests and incompatibility, within the operation of the National Commission for Integrity. National Commission for Integrity 2014 Within the limits of budgetary resources. funds. 2. Facilitating the exchange of information between the National Commission for Integrity and other public authorities by means of adding the State Enterprise “Cadastru” and the National Commission for the Financial Market to the list of institutions that must provide information from electronic sources to the National Commission for Integrity. National Commission for Integrity 2014-2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources. funds.
Launching and concluding negotiations on the EU-RM Agreement on security procedures for the exchange of classified information on CSDP-related issues, as a follow-up to the Agreement between the Republic of Moldova and the European establishing a framework for the Republic of Moldova’s participation in EU crisis management operations, in force since 1 July 2013. 4. Negotiating and signing an agreement between the RM and the EU on the security procedures for the exchange of classified information. Information and Security of Foreign Affairs and European Integration 2014-2015 Within the limits of budgetary resources. Art. 5.1 “Foreign and security policy” The Parties shall intensify their dialogue and cooperation and promote gradual convergence in the area of foreign and security policy, including the Common Security and Defence Policy (CSDP), and shall address in particular issues of conflict prevention and crisis management, regional stability, disarmament, arms 2.2 “Foreign and security policy” Dialogue and cooperation in the field of the Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP) aim at gradual convergence, including on the Common Security and Defence Policy (CSDP). In particular, they will address security, conflict prevention and crisis management issues, regional stability, disarmament, arms control and export control. Cooperation in this area 1. Support within UN, EU, OSCE and Council of Europe by of co-sponsorship and/or vote for the common resolutions and initiatives of the EU member states, as well as adjoining to the speeches, standpoints and explanations of vote compliant with the national priorities. Ministry of Foreign Affairs and European Integration 2014-2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources 2. Creating a regulatory framework on the application of international restrictive measures. Completing the relevant draft law and its endorsement by the Government. Ministry of Foreign Affairs and European Integration 4th quarter 2014 Within the limits of budgetary resources 3. Organisation of meetings, assemblies of the representatives of law enforcement structures at the national level in order for them to acquire skills of crisis management, ensuring regional stability, population disarmament and non-proliferation of arms. Information and Security Service Ministry of Defence 2014-2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources
measures at the national and international level, including the International Criminal Court (ICC). Customs Service Art. 6.2 “International Criminal Court” The Parties consider that the establishment and effective functioning of the ICC constitutes an important development for international and justice. The Parties agree to support the ICC by implementing the Rome Statute of the International Criminal and its related instruments, giving due regard to preserving its integrity. 1. Provision of relevant legal assistance as requested by the International Criminal Court. Prosecutor General’s Office Ministry of Justice 2014-2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources. 2. Accession to the Agreement on the privileges and immunities of the International Criminal Court (New York, 09.09.2002). Ministry of Justice Ministry of Foreign Affairs and European Integration 2015 Within the limits of budgetary resources. 3. Participation in negotiations of the Multilateral Treaty for Mutual Legal Assistance and Extradition in Domestic Prosecution of Atrocity Crimes. Prosecutor General’s Office Ministry of Justice Ministry of Foreign Affairs and European Integration 2015-2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources. 7 Art. 7 “Conflict prevention and crisis management” The Parties shall enhance practical cooperation in conflict prevention and crisis management, in particular with a view to the possible participation of the Republic of Moldova in EU-led civilian and military crisis management operations 2.2 “Foreign and security policy” Strengthening practical cooperation on conflict prevention and crisis management, by facilitating the Republic of Moldova’s participation in EU-led civilian and military crisis management operations, and provide consultation and training activities in the 1. Building capacities in the field of conflict prevention and crisis management. Ministry of Foreign Affairs and European Integration Ministry of Defence Ministry of Interior Information and Security Service, 2014-2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources. funds.
as well as relevant exercises and training, on a case-by-case basis and following possible invitation by the EU. CSDP area (on the basis of the Framework Participation Agreement in force from 1 July 2013 and the multilateral framework of the Eastern Partnership Panel on CSDP); National 2. Strengthening the capacities of the NationalArmy and domestic experts to participate in international and operations. Ministry of Defence Ministry of Interior Ministry of Justice Prosecutor General’s Office Information and Security Service, 2014-2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources. funds. 3. Ensuring the participation of domestic experts in the relevant courses, trainings, workshops in order for them to gain insight in the decision-making process in the field of CSDP. Ministry of Defence Ministry of Interior Ministry of Justice Prosecutor General’s Office Information and Security Service Ministry of Foreign Affairs and European Integration 2014-2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources. 4. Continuing reforms in the security and defence area. Ministry of Defence Ministry of Interior Ministry of Justice 2014-2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources. funds.
format, the Transnistrian issue will constitute one of the central subjects on the agenda of political dialogue and cooperation between the Parties, as well as in the dialogue and cooperation with other interested international actors. 3. Deepening the dialogue with Tiraspol’s representatives and the international partners involved in the process of settling the Transnistria conflict (the “5+2” format – OSCE, Russian Federation, Ukraine, EU and USA). Sustained efforts to advance the status of the EU and USA in the negotiations. State Chancellery (Bureau of Reintegration) 2014-2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources 4. Pursuing the objective of withdrawal of forces and munitions of the Russian Federation from the territory of the Republic of Moldova in accordance with international commitments and sustained efforts to transform the peacekeeping operation into a civil mission with international mandate; Ministry of Foreign Affairs and European Integration Ministry of Defence, State Chancellery (Bureau of Reintegration) 2014-2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources Maintaining the Parties’ constructive participation in the OSCE-led negotiation process aimed at settling the Transnistria conflict; 1. Promotion and support of implementation of projects for enhancing trust and improving the living conditions of the population on both banks of the Dniester. Chancellery (Bureau of 2014-2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources. funds. 2. Enhanced cooperation with the EU, Council of Europe and other external partners under programs“Measures to enhance trust between the two banks of the Dniester river”. State Chancellery (Bureau of 2014-2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources. funds. 3. Creating conditions for the development of trade between economic agents on both banks of the Dniester. Ministry of Economy Chancellery (Bureau of 2014-2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources. funds.
1975 of the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe and other relevant multilateral documents. 9 Art. 9 “Weapons of mass destruction” 2.2 “Foreign and security policy” 1. Preventing / countering the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction by implementing the current obligations under international treaties and agreements, to which the RM is a party. Ministry of Defence Ministry of Interior National Agency for Regulation of Nuclear and Radiological and Security of Foreign Affairs and European Integration 2014-2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources. funds. 2. Conducting a dialogue with foreign partners in to implement activities of non-proliferation and destruction of arms and ammunition. Ministry of Defence Ministry of Agency for Regulation of Nuclear and Radiological and Security Service, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and European Integration 2014-2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources. funds.
Art. 9.2 “Weapons of mass destruction” The Parties furthermore agree to cooperate and to contribute to countering the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction and their means of delivery by: 1. Monitoring negotiations within relevant international organisations on international instruments in the area of non-proliferation of weapons of mass destruction. Ministry of Foreign Affairs and European Integration 2014-2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources. funds. Art. 9.2 (a) “Weapons of mass destruction” taking steps to ratify, or accede to, as appropriate, and fully implement, all other relevant international instruments; and Art. 9.2 (b) “Weapons of mass destruction” Establishing an effective system of national export controls, controlling the export as well as transit of WMD-related goods, including a WMD control on dual-use technologies, and containing effective sanctions for breaches of export controls. Setting up an effective system of national export and transit control of goods related to weapons of mass destruction, including a WMD-end-use control on dual-use technologies, with effective penalties for breaches of export controls; 1.Developing legislative / regulatory framework required for the establishment and operation of an effective system of national export controls, controlling the export as well as transit of related to weapons of mass destruction, including a WMD-end-use control on dual-use technologies, with effective penalties for breaches of export controls. Ministry of Economy Ministry of Defence Ministry of Foreign Affairs and European Integration Ministry of Interior, Ministry of Environment 2014-2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources. funds. 2. Developing a National Action Plan on the implementation of UN Security Council Resolution 1540 and of the EU initiative to establish Centres of Excellence in the field of CBRN risks mitigation. Ministry of Defence Ministry of Economy Ministry of Foreign Affairs and European Integration 2014-2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources. funds.
excessive accumulation, poor management, inadequately secured stockpiles and uncontrolled spread continue to pose a serious threat to peace and international security. particular address security, conflict prevention and crisis management issues, regional stability, disarmament, arms control and export control. Cooperation in this area will be based on common values and mutual interests, and will aim to increase policy harmonisation and effectiveness, making use of bilateral, international and regional fora. Art. 10.2 “Small arms and light weapons” The Parties agree to observe and fully implement their respective obligations to deal with the illicit trade in SALW, including their ammunition, under existing international agreements and UN Security Council resolutions, as well as their commitments within the framework of other international instruments applicable in this area, such as the UN Programme of Action to prevent, combat and eradicate the illicit trade in SALW in all its aspects. 2.2 „Foreign and security policy” Tackling the illicit in small arms and light weapons, including their ammunition, under current international agreements and UN Security Council resolutions, and commitments under other international instruments applicable in this area; 1. Deepening the exchange of information between the law enforcement authorities, domestic organisations and external partners in matters of eradicating illicit trade in small arms and light weapons, and in organising workshops on such matters. Information and Security Service Ministry of Interior Ministry of Defence 2014- 2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources. funds. 2. Implementation of the United Nations Programme of Action to prevent, combat and eradicate illicit trade in small arms and light weapons (SALW) and submission of annual reports in accordance with the relevant resolutions of the UN General Assembly. Ministry of Interior Ministry of Foreign Affairs and European Integration 2014- 2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources. funds.
and transit of strategic 11 Art. 11 “International cooperation in the against terrorism” 2.2 “Foreign and security policy” Cooperation with a view to strengthening international consensus on the fight against terrorism, including on the legal definition of terrorist acts, by promoting agreement on the Comprehensive Convention on International Terrorism, and continue to improve the legislative and regulatory national framework in the area of fighting terrorism 1. Adjusting the legislative framework with a view to define terrorist acts in accordance with the best European and international practices. Information and Security Service, Ministry of Defence, Ministry of Interior, Ministry of Justice 2014-2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources. funds. 2. Participation in the development of the Convention on the Phenomenon of International Terrorism and subsequent accession to the mentioned document. Information and Security Service, Ministry of Defence, Ministry of Interior, Ministry of Justice 2014-2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources. funds. 3. Cooperation with a view to implement the provisions of international and regional conventions on prevention, suppression and elimination of international terrorism. Information and Security Service, Ministry of Defence, Ministry of Interior, Ministry of Justice 2014-2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources. funds. 4. Ensuring exchange of information on terrorist organisations, in accordance with international law. Information and Security Service, Ministry of Defence, Ministry of Interior, Ministry of Justice 2014-2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources. funds.
Ministry of Interior, Ministry of Justice funds. 9. Continuing cooperation in the area of military technologies and equipment export control. Information and Security Service, Ministry of Defence, Ministry of Interior, Ministry of Justice 2014-2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources. funds. Art. 11.1 “International cooperation in the fight against terrorism” The Parties to work together at bilateral, regional and international level to prevent and combat terrorism in accordance with international law, relevant UN decisions, international human rights standards, and refugee and humanitarian law. Continuing to strengthen institutional capacity by adopting the best international practices and experiences in the field of fighting terrorism 1. Participation in regional and international platforms on preventing and combating terrorism. Information and Security Service Other state institutions compliant with legal authorities 2014-2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources. funds. 2. Development of inter-institutional, regional and international cooperation aimed at combating terrorism. Information and Security Service Other state institutions compliant with legal authorities 2014-2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources. 3. Implementation of relevant international instruments UN in the area of preventing and combating terrorism Information and Security Service Other state institutions compliant with legal authorities 2014-2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources. funds. Exchange of information on terrorist organisations, 1. Deepening exchange of information with counterpart institutions in states on matters of preventing and combating terrorism. Information and Security Service 2014-2016 Within the limits of
Art. 11.2 “International cooperation in the fight against terrorism” To this effect the Parties shall in particular cooperate so as to deepen international consensus on the fight against terrorism, including on the legal definition of terrorist acts and by working towards an agreement on the Comprehensive Convention on International Terrorism groups, their activities and their support networks, in accordance with international law and the legislation passed by the parties; state institutions compliant with legal authorities budgetary resources. 2. Amendment of the national regulatory framework in the area of preventing and combating terrorism Information and Security Service Other state institutions compliant with legal authorities 2014-2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources. funds. Art. 11.3 “International cooperation in the fight against terrorism” In the framework of the full implementation of Resolution no. 1373 (2001) of the UN Security Council and relevant UN instruments, and applicable international conventions and instruments the Parties exchange information on terrorist organisations, groups, their activities and their support networks in accordance with 1. Development and presentation of national reports on the measures undertaken in the area of implementation of Resolution No. 1373 to external partners. Information and Security Service Other state institutions compliant with legal authorities 2014-2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources. 2. Conducting a dialogue with external partners with a view to adopt best practices in implementing the UN instruments and conventions in the area of preventing and combating terrorism. Information and Security Service Other state institutions compliant with legal authorities 2014-2016 Within the limits of budgetary resources.