●     Revise and strengthen our institutions of justice.

●     Restore trust in our protective services.

●     Address the drug trade, white collar crime and party and campaign financing

●     Curb prevalence of domestic violence and violence against children

●     Address violence in schools

●     Organisations that provide safe houses for victims of domestic violence will have their work supplanted and expanded by the state.

●     An end to the stigmatisation of male victims of domestic abuse

●     Issue of non-intervention by members of the TTPS will be dealt with

●     Immediate arrests when threats against a person’s life has been made

●     The law will be amended in order to allow more types of admissible evidence beyond eyewitness testimonies

●     Teaching Service Commission will receive additional staff to fill vacancies in all schools.

●     Lack of guidance counsellors in the system will be addressed.

●     Programmatic rehabilitation will be introduced for students displaying problematic behaviour

●     Structured, non-academic programmes as part of the curriculum will be introduced in order to curb after-school violence

●     Students will be zoned in order to bring them closer to community centred initiatives such as community clubs and organisations 

●     Allow a wider range of admissible evidence to include CCTV footage, written eyewitness testimony and the utilisation of video conferencing to allow a witness to testify from anywhere in the world.

●     Introduction of a parole system

●     Establish the CCJ as the final court of appeal for both civil and criminal matters

●     Transform prison facilities to reflect a genuine attempt at rehabilitation.

●     All vacancies in the prison service will be filled.

●     FIU, BIR and Customs and Excise Division will be able to independently investigate questionable transactions and funds whose source cannot be identified.

●     Political parties will be obliged to produce statutory declarations of income and expenditure.

●     Party Finance legislation will be introduced immediately

●     Authority to appoint a Police Commissioner will be restored to the Police Service Commission.

●     Forensics capacity of the TTPS will be expanded together with necessary legal framework in order to improve detection rate.

●     Introduction of DNA testing facilities

●     Complete overhaul of the magistrate’s court

●     Strengthen the Police Complaints Authority to allow for independent investigations.