03 Jacqueline CHikakano, Media Lawyer Jacqueline Chikakano took over from where Christopher left off by examining the fundamental changes that have been made to the three subsequent versions of the draft Bill. Jacqueline analysed the draft Bill through a human rights based approach, which was embodied in the MISA-Zimbabwe Model Law on Computer Crimes and Cyber Security.15 The MISA-Zimbabwe Model Law called for human rights focussed approach in legislating against cybercrimes. It sought to strike a balance between state, security and public interests pursuits and fundamental human rights that are affected or related to such a law. Jacqueline noted that the current draft Bill still contained broad and sometimes undefined concepts which were open to dangerously wide interpretation. She praised the current version of the draft Bill for containing a more robust oversight mechanism which serves the dual purpose of ensuring enforcement of the Act with due regard to fundamental human rights and freedoms as well as establishing a whistle blower system to promote reporting of cybercrime. This oversight mechanism is in the form of the 10-member committee responsible for the administration of the draft Bill when it is gazetted into an Act. It is commendable that one of the 10 seats on this committee is reserved for a member from a Civil Society Organisation which operates in Zimbabwe. The draft Bill also criminalised child pornography in line with section 19 15 MISA-Zimbabwe model law- https://zimbabwe.misa.org 22 Misa Zimbabwe Second Internet Governance Multi Stakeholder Conference 21 September 2017