43 The Dutch Review Committee for the Intelligence and Security Services (CTIVD) The Review Committee is independent and has been given far-reaching statutory powers to perform its task. For example, the Committee has access to all relevant information of the services and may hear from all of the staff of the services. Furthermore the Committee has the right to hear witnesses (under oath) or experts. The Review Committee draws up a report of each investigation it has conducted, this includes a public part and a classified part. The public part is published and submitted to the two Houses of the States General. The classified part goes to parliamentary Committee for the Intelligence and Security Services (CIVD). In addition to the review reports the Review Committee issues an annual public report of its activities. Oversees whether the intelligence and security services are acting legitimately when they infringe on human rights in order to fulfill their duties. recommendations for the public authority concerned. Dutch Intelligence and Security Act 2002