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(vii)
the
dissemination
of
security-related
information
to
Government
Departments; and
(f)
provide security quality management services to the State which includes—
(i)
a risk analysis service;
(ii)
a continuity of service and disaster recovery planning service;
(iii)
a security consulting service; and
(iv)
a product certification service.
(6)
The Cabinet Member responsible for State security may, after
consultation with the Cyber Response Committee, make regulations to further—
(a)
regulate any aspect provided for in subsection (5);
(b)
impose additional duties upon Government Security Incident Response Teams;
and
(c)
regulate any aspect which is necessary or expedient for the proper
implementation of this section.
(7)
The Cabinet member responsible for State security may, in
consultation with the Cabinet member responsible for national financial matters, make
regulations regarding travelling, subsistence, remuneration and other expenses and
allowances payable to a person or entity referred to in subsection (4)(d)(ii).
(8)
The Cabinet member responsible for State security must, at the
end of each financial year, submit a report to Chairperson of the Joint Standing
Committee on Intelligence established by section 2 of the Intelligence Services Control
Act, 1994 (Act 40 of 1994), on the functions of the Government Security Incident
Response Teams.
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(1)
The Cabinet member responsible for policing must, in consultation
with the Cabinet member responsible for national financial matters—