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		The National Drug Council The National Drug Council is the body that links agencies involved in both demand and supply reduction. Its mandate is to: Monitor and evaluate the progress made during the implementation of the National Drug Master Plan, relative to both demand and supply reduction and make appropriate recommendations. Advise Government on all related sectoral plans and budgets for implementation of the projects, programmes and interventions in the National Drug Master Plan. Serve as a point of contact between demand and supply reduction sectors locally, regionally and in the hemisphere. Maintain a performance matrix of the implementation of all plans of action to which Trinidad and Tobago is obligated under various international initiatives and advise Government accordingly. Serve as the National Coordinating Entity (NCE) for the Multilateral Evaluation Mechanism (MEM) process as required by Inter American Drug Abuse Control Commission (CICAD). Perform all other activities relevant to the formulation, development, coordination and monitoring of national strategies and plans against illegal narcotics supply and demand.
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