39 Directorate for Anti-Corruption Initiative (DACI) Police (DICP) and the Ethics Committee This is a specialized, preventive administration body for the fight against corruption, which is now functioning as a body in composition of the Ministry The DICP has the powers both for repressive and preventive action. A key focus is fighting perceived corruption within the police The work of the DACI includes – promotional preventive activities, such as raising public awareness on corruption and conducting research on the scope, forms, causes and Also, DICP analyses and assesses the condition of some organizational structures of the Police Administration, and gives instructions in order to eliminate defects and improve functioning of the system in which the police should provide service to the citizens, but also to maintain a preventive repressive role within the manner prescribed by the Law DICP implemented measures of a preventive nature, carrying out regular checks of the work of the organizational units of the Police; exercising control over the legality of the use of police authorities; monitoring and analysing the problems of frequency of complaints against police officers and, in this regard, acting instructive and pointing to issues that monitor the performance and conduct of police officers. Directorate for Anti-Corruption Initiative (DACI) was established by a Decree of the Government of Montenegro, in 2001. In accordance with the amendments of the Decree on Public Administration Organisation reports and publishes them on the home page of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. Furthermore, the DICP is governed by the law on internal affairs which states that ‘internal control is performed by the police officer authorised to conduct internal affairs’