Department of Defence Annual Report 2008-2009

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a course specically aimed at the management of
crime.
The majority of policies in the DOD are not yet
fully aligned with the Strategy on Anti-Criminality, as
less than 10% of current policies have been aligned.
This tedious process will require an extended period
for nalisation and is therefore a very high priority.
In a sample taken to determine the status of security
clearances of members in the DOD, it was found
that 51.92% of members were not vetted, and this
situation will require serious attention during the
next nancial year.
Statistics on crimes leading to losses during the
reporting period, indicated that theft of, and damage
to state property by DOD and non-DOD members,
are the two major facets that will require serious
attention in the next nancial year.
Anti-Criminality in the DOD has in general made
good progress towards achieving the goals of the
Strategy on Anti-Criminality of 2001. However,
there will be renewed focus on the increasing
involvement of Services and Divisions through the
Nodal Point concept, the progressive development
of the Integrated Information System for crimerelated
information, and specic training of DOD
members at all levels in combating crime.
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