Given the complexity of the challenges faced by accommodating needs of victims and IDPs, the Special Rapporteur is of the opinion that it would be useful, on the basis of the observations of how the Compensation Act has functioned so far, to consider certain changes, such as ensuring the independence of the loss assessment commissions and representation of civil society, rendering the criteria for implementation of the Act and rules on admissibility uniform throughout the country and putting in place an appeal mechanism.
Given the complexity of the challenges faced by accommodating needs of victims and IDPs, the Special Rapporteur is of the opinion that it would be useful, on the basis of the observations of how the Compensation Act has functioned so far, to consider certain changes, such as ensuring the independence of the loss assessment commissions and representation of civil society, rendering the criteria for implementation of the Act and rules on admissibility uniform throughout the country and putting in place an appeal mechanism.