38 Criminal Police Sector, Department for the Internal Control of the NGOs such as MANS (network for affirmation of NGO sector) and SEMI Free Access to Information (FAI). Currently two civil servants deal with enquires from the public about specific information issues – policing is a theme of their work. Non-governmental organizations are characterized by a high level of interest in participation in a variety of normative and reform monitoring activities, with the particular interest in partaking in the various segments of anti-corruption reforms. This is a mechanism to increase transparency of state institutions such as the Police. and other related domestic legislation and contribute to the further development of the police service in Montenegro and improve public confidence in it. NGOs have opportunities to influence government policy through research and public events. The objective of the new Law on FAI is to incorporate the standards and principles of the Council of Europe Convention on Access to Official Documents. These include the obligation of the proactive publication of a wide range of information relevant to the public, and to ensure that misdemeanor liability is clearly defined and expanded. The DICP produces monthly NGOs have their representatives in the National Commission for the Implementation of Strategy for the fight against corruption and organised crime. adoption of the new Law on Free Access to Information.