National Security and Intelligence Service: 1 Issuing of a publication on all of the rights of imprisoned persons. 2 Periodically informing the Advisory Council on Human Rights of all proceedings against the Service. 3 The preparation of a training syllabus on Human Rights Law and International Humanitarian Law. To ensure that imprisoned persons enjoy all of their rights as stated in the Constitution and the Law. To affirm that the Service is subject to legal procedures if it should go beyond the powers assigned to it or if the alleged actions should not be connected with official operations. All of the organization. All of the organization. August – All of the organization. All of the organization. July – To disseminate a culture of human rights and international law within the Service by addressing the following topics: All of the organization. All of the organization. September 15,000 pounds A/HRC/6/7 page 31 1. The legal framework: Basic concepts in international law; Human rights law; Humanitarian law. 2. Fundamental responsibilities in law enforcement: To prevent and investigate crime; To keep public order.