The International Crimes Act, 2008 evidence. (Cf. Rome Statute, articles 19(8), 56 (2) and (3), 68, 93 (1) (j).) the Rome Statute in protecting victims and witnesses or preserving evidence; or (b) assistance under paragraph 8 of article 19, o r paragraphs 2 or 3 of article 56, in preserving evidence. (2) The Attorney-General shall give authority for the request to proceed if he is satisfied that— (a) the request relates to an investigation being conducted by the Prosecutor or any proceedings before the ICC; and www.kenyalaw.org (b) the assistance sought is not prohibited by Kenyan law. (3) If the Attorney-General gives authority for the request to proceed— (a) he shall— (i) take such steps as he thinks appropriate in the particular case; and (ii) forward the request to the appropriate Kenyan agency; and (b) that agency shall, without delay— (i) use its best endeavours to give effect to the request; (ii) make such report on its endeavours as it considers to be appropriate in the circumstances; and (iii) deliver the report to the Attorney-General. Identifying, Freezing or Seizing Property associated with International Crimes Request relating to property associated with crime. (Cf. Rome Statute, articles 57 (3) (e), 93 (1) (k).) 106. Where the ICC requests assistance under paragraph 1 (k) of article 93 of the Rome Statute i n identifying, tracing and freezing, or seizing, any property for the purpose of eventual forfeiture, the AttorneyGeneral shall give authority for the request to proceed if he is satisfied that— (a) the request relates to an international crime that is 66