corrective actions include suggesting appropriate amendments to rules, regulations or statutes under which a complaint was made. 116. The enforcement mechanism of the Commission’s reports is laid down in Section 21(i) of the Commission for Investigations Act which, provides: “The President may on receipt of the report of the Commission or any investigation conducted by it, or during the continuance of any such investigation, take such decision in respect of the matter investigated or being investigated into by the Commission as he thinks fit”. 117. The Investigator General, who is the Chairperson of the Commission for Investigations, is also known as the Ombudsman of Zambia. The Investigator General is a person who qualifies to hold office of High Court Judge but does not perform any judicial function. The Investigator- General has powers to receive complaints from the members of the public and investigate these complaints provided that they fall within his competence. In the process of investigating the Ombudsman has general access to any public documents relevant to the investigations. The Ombudsman may also commence investigations on his own initiative. 118. The type of cases that the Commission for Investigations deal with, among others, relate to appointments, transfers, promotions of Government staff and awarding of contracts. Constitutional Review Commission 119. The State party constituted a Constitutional Review Commission (CRCO) in August 2003 to interalia (a) collect views on what type of Constitution Zambia should enact, considering that the Constitution should exalt and effectively 62