Reply: I wish to refer the hon. Member to the reply I made to PQ B/971 of the Sitting of 11 November 2025, wherein I stated that the Commissioner of Police has already set up a technical committee to work on the required amendments to the relevant legislations and the standard operating procedures for the introduction of both body-worn cameras and taser use by the Police. I am informed that, on 07 November 2025, the Attorney-General’s Office has already been requested to work on the amendments to the relevant pieces of legislation for an appropriate legal framework for the use of the body-worn cameras. In parallel, the Commissioner of Police with the assistance of the technical committee is looking into the following aspects of the project – • Technical specifications and financial implications; • Units of the Mauritius Police Force which will be equipped with both body-worn cameras and taser, and • Standard Operating Procedures. With regard to the use of body-worn cameras, the Police Department is already in possession of 4,500 EP820 Radios which are equipped with cameras to record videos. These videos will be stored on the servers at the Government Online Centre and the Main Command Centre of the Police Department will, at the same time, view or livestream the videos. Straps to support the cameras are being manufactured in-house by the Police Department. As soon as the legal and operational frameworks are finalised, the use of body- worn cameras would be implemented immediately after. CONSTITUENCY NO. 6 – FOOTBALL TOURNAMENTS ORGANISATION