51 We have been actively involved in the programme of policy work on effective interventions in the criminal justice system, managed by the Ministry of Justice. During the year we also made a significant contribution to work on the Policing Act, the Independent Police Complaints Authority legislation, the relocation of the Serious Fraud Office within the Police, the sex offences discussion paper, the Dairy Industry Restructuring Amendment Bill (No 2), youth justice matters, the criminal justice strategy, and policy work regarding the level and impact of organised crime. Quality Internal quality assurance processes The acceptance and implementation of our reform recommendations are underpinned by high quality standards and processes in the manner in which we research and present our proposals and advice. These include internal peer review, external peer review from recognised experts, consultation processes, opportunity for submissions and feedback to be received from interested parties. These processes are all provided for in the Commission’s project management methodology which is used as the template for the management of law reform projects. All outputs and other work completed by the end of the year complied with the Commission’s internal quality processes and met the quality standards specified in the Statement of Intent to the extent applicable. However, the most significant measure of the quality of the Commission’s work remains the extent to which government accepts our recommendations for law reform and takes steps to implement them. The implementation of Commission reports, based on collaboration and consultation between the Commission and government during and after publication, continued at a high level in the past year. The year was notable for legislative implementation of recommendations contained in older Commission reports as well as current reports. The following tables demonstrate the quality of the Commission’s output and its effectiveness in terms of the implementation of its recommendations. The table below lists eight bills that became law in the past y