7 (3) The final decision of the Prosecution Attorneys Bureau, relating to attachment of property shall be appealable to the Judge of the Court of Appeal. Chapter III The General Crimes Police , the Judicial Police and the Prisons Police and the Powers thereof Formation of the Police Forces 22. The Police Forces shall be formed, as to such manner, as set out in the Police Forces Act, 1999. The Judicial Police 23.(1) The Minister of Interior, after consultation with the Chief justice, shall allot a police force, for the Judiciary and specify the personnel and ranks thereof. (2) The Judicial Police shall have competence on the following matters, to :(a) prepare for sittings ; (b) control security and order in courts; (c) execute such penalties, as may be assigned thereto by the courts; (d) execute such orders and directions, as may be passed by the courts; (e) any other legal tasks, as may be assigned thereto by the Chief Justice. (3) The Judicial Police shall exercise the functions thereof in subsection (2), under the command of the Chief Justice . Functions of the General Crimes Police 24.(1) The General Crimes Police shall have the following criminal functions, to :(a) receive informations, in the offences provided for in Schedule II , hereto ; (b) conduct criminal inquiries, under the supervision and directions of the Criminal Prosecution Bureau, or Judges, as the case may be; (c) execute the judicial judgements and orders, or any legal judgements, or decisions, as may be passed by the court, or the Prosecution Bureau, or any other competent authority; (d) perform the business of technical criminal research; (e) perform the business of prisons, care homes and sanatoriums, and keep the security and care for the inmates thereof; (f) present criminal suits to criminal courts, in accordance with the directions of the Prosecution Bureau; (g) release, in the offences, provided for in Schedule III, hereto.