97. Above and beyond what has already been mentioned, all sectors (ministries) have a webpage with relevant legal instruments, being common to all the posting of the mother law (the Constitution of the Republic), the Organic Statutes of the sector, and sector legislation related to the work of the sector. 98. It is noted that few sectors have external links, and those that do, such links are done with to institutions related to their work (for example, the Ministry of Health with UNAIDs, or the Ministry of Education with UNESCO). 99. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation has a similar set up to the other sectors. Therefore it has a webpage with the Constitution, its Organic Statutes and the country’s External Policy. The remaining documentation covers speeches, reports, communications, declarations and current news. 100. But, as an important step forward, the current evaluation noted that there is a Government Portal12, that holds documents, legal and others, important for the functioning of the State, including the Constitution of the Republic, the PALOP community Legislation, Jurisprudence and national doctrine, Official Gazette and the respective supplements from the third Series, Legislation of the sectors, and normative and foundation documents on Administrative Processes. 101. It is noted, however, that the Treaties and Conventions are not easy to access for the public, particularly from the provinces, given that they are centralized in the specific units created at the level of the Parliament and Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation. 12 http://www.portaldoGoverno.gov.mz/Legisla 41