CHAPTER THREE: DEMOCRACY AND POLITICAL GOVERNANCE _____________________________________________________________________ iii. Recommendations of the APR Panel 266. The APR Panel recommends the following: • Initiate the process of revising the constitution so as to strengthen the legislative and judicial powers (remove justice and the CSM from the grip of the Executive) and thereby achieve a better balance of powers (government, Parliament, the people). Regarding Parliament: • Consolidate and accelerate the implementation of the Special Programme for Institutional Capacity Building of the National Assembly, build offices and strengthen the recruitment and training of executives and staff employed by Parliament, and improve the working environment (Parliament, government, PAD). • Depoliticise staff so that they become public servants in the service of the interests of the nation and not of specific partisan groups (Parliament). • Review the law on the status of the opposition so as to define it in relation to the government (Parliament, government, political parties). In order to consolidate the independence of the magistracy and the autonomy of judicial power: • Accelerate and strengthen the implementation of the PANRJ in all its dimensions, and enhance the credibility of the judicial system (government, Parliament). • Introduce mobile courts chaired by a magistrate, which replace departmental tribunals (government, CSM, Parliament). • Establish an ad hoc brigade entrusted with inspection, performance assessment and the fight against corruption in all its forms in the judiciary (CSM, supreme jurisdictions). • Strengthen the implementation of the policy on prisons and its action plan (government). Objective 5: Guarantee an efficient, capable and responsible public service i. Summary of the CSAR 267. The administration is the secular arm of the state and, as such, serves as an instrument for the implementation of development policy. Since 2002, the 127