The Crime Monitoring and Oversight Committee, CMOC, has assured that it remains intact and that the signatories remain committed to the objective of enhancing citizen security and reducing crime, violence, and corruption.
The assurance follows discussion about the recent imposition of States of Public Emergency, SOEs, in parts of the country and the unwillingness of the opposition, to endorse the extension of the measure.
These issues have resulted in public concern, about the national consensus on crime.
In a release, the CMOC says its remit does not include taking positions on matters that are not agreed under the 2020 consensus.
