vi. Ensure that laws relating to ICT offences are periodically reviewed and enforced; vii. Ensure that all the necessary legislative instruments for the administration of the ICT industry are in place and adequate; viii. Ensure the protection of data; ix. Ensure the protection of ICT Infrastructure which serves as Critical National Infrastructure; x. Ensure, within the shortest possible time, the provision of dedicated National Emergency Lines for distress calls in all parts of the country, especially for child safety, law enforcement, road safety and national emergencies; xi. Facilitate the urgent establishment of a Computer Emergency Readiness and Response ecosystem with apex, sectoral and institutional Computer Emergency Response Teams (CERT’s), as needed, to serve as standby teams of experts that are able to respond to national emergencies, especially cyber-threats, attacks and cyber warfare; and xii. Ensure that current security measures and hacking countermeasures are frequently applied and updated on the nation (.ng) top-level domain. 7.13 Coordinated ICT Development across All Sectors Coordination amongst MDA’s in respect of ICT services will eliminate overlaps, create more efficiency, reduce government expenditure and encourage holistic planning of ICT deployments, capacity building, and utilization. 7.13.1 Situation Analysis ICT development in Nigeria is hampered by the lack of a cohesive framework that unites sector development plans with a broader ICT policy environment. This has resulted in uneven development across the various sectors, capacity gaps, duplication of efforts and resources, and a lack of holistic policy implementation. Appropriate measures should therefore be put in place to create an enabling environment that will enhance effective and coordinated ICT development across all sectors. !"#$%&"'()*+(,%'$-.(/(0120( ( ( ,"34(60(