16 SUHAKAM vi. A legal framework alone would not suffice in preventing torture if not implemented. It is essential for the implementation measures, which can be done via training and procedural safeguards established within enforcement agencies. vii. Human rights training for enforcement officers should extend beyond general human rights training and include training on how to conduct investigative interviews as a method of interrogation. viii. It is vital for SUHAKAM as NHRI to buttress its working relations with government agencies in preventing torture and ill-treatment practices though an MoU and other agreements as was done by the Indonesian NHRI. ix. That CSOs may further their advocacy by submitting reports to the UN Committee against Torture (CAT Committee) during the reporting period. It is also important for CSOs to establish good relations with Parliament for strengthening lobbying efforts. x. Government agencies, NHRIs and CSOs in need of capacity-building should seek assistance from the Office of the High Commission of Human Rights for training on international treaties, processes of ratification or accession and certain financial aid. Regional Dialogue on Malaysia’s Accession to UNCAT on 8 July.