THE FIRST TEAM OF 40 PROFESSIONAL BAILIFFS STARTED THE 4 DAYS TRAINING ABOUT IECMS

Across the country, a good number of cases are recorded to delay in execution and this is due to the delay and other obstacles in various services provided by different institutions of the justice sector.The ministry of Justice have put in place the Integrated Electronic Case Management System (IECMS) one of the proposed way to solve problems of delays and many others.
It is for this reason that all bailiffs are urged to learn more about this system so that they acquire necessary knowledge to use it in their daily job which consists of executions of court’s decisions and other documents holding the enforcement formula.
In fact, this has pushed the Professional Bailiffs Association (PBA) with the sponsorship of Chemonics Rwanda through its project Duteze Imbere Ubutabera sponsored by USAID, have prepared the training of all professional bailiffs about this IECMS. 40 bailiffs, the first team, have started their 4 days courses this 26th December 2018 hosted at Nobleza Hotel in Kicukiro.

The Executive Secretary of the Professional Bailiffs Association, Anastase Balinda, has urged all bailiffs to take the ICT with the serious approach because nowadays if you don’t keep on ICT updates, you are lost.
He based this on the fact that it is mandatory to use the technology, given that all works performed by bailiffs, either in executions as well as in all judicial process, from the beginning of the case up to the end, will henceforward be performed using this System of IECMS.
Chemonics is usually involved in empowering different sectors such as education, but as of now, through its project Duteze Imbere Ubutabera, Chemonics is sponsoring various sectors of the justice chain in order to deliver the full justice services to Rwandans.
Frank Mugisha, the assistant to the chief of party in Chemonics, has also urged all professional bailiffs attending this training to consider the importance of these courses and to do more practices as they prepare to use these knowledge in their daily job.
This session of training will be ended by 29th December 2018.