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It is recommended that the Security Council.
Given that the thorough investigations required to address these attacks may fall beyond the mandate andcapacity of the Panel, it is recommended that the Security Council.
It is recommended that the Security Council urge all parties to conflict to promote the participation of women in peace processes.
In view of the sanctions-breaking cases investigated by the Panel andthe information gathered in the region, it is recommended that the Security Council encourage the reinforcement of the ECOWAS Programme for Coordination and Assistance for Security and Development(PCASED) with support from Interpol and the World Customs Organization.
It is recommended that the Security Council provide that such determinations and awards shall not be subject to national court review.
In the light of the above, and taking into account the wish of the parties to exercise greater ownership of the peace process andthe difficulties which have arisen regarding the role of the High Representative for the elections, it is recommended that the Security Council consider entrusting the certification role to my Special Representative.
It is recommended that the Security Council consider the extension of the current Mission for a further 12-month"consolidation phase.
While acknowledging that equal weight should be given to all grave violations against children, and taking into account the ever-increasing need to protect schools and hospitals, as noted in the present andprevious reports, it is recommended that the Security Council consider expanding the gateway to the annexes of my report to include parties that attack schools and/or hospitals.
It is recommended that the Security Council approve the liaison and security support tasks requested of UNOCI by the parties as described above.
As outlined in paragraphs 13, 14 and17 of the present report, it is recommended that the Security Council make an adjustment to the mandate of UNMEE, so that the Mission would carry out the tasks requested by the Boundary Commission.
It is recommended that the Security Council call on all parties to conflict and other concerned actors to give systematic consideration to the special needs and particular vulnerability of girls.
Accordingly, to sustain the momentum in the peace process it is recommended that the Security Council authorize MONUC to enter phase III of its deployment in the Democratic Republic of the Congo in accordance with the concept of operations outlined in paragraphs 59 to 87 above.
It is recommended that the Security Council ensure that the mandates of all relevant United Nations peacekeeping operations include monitoring and reporting on the protection of children.
It is recommended that the Security Council consider making the necessary adjustments to the mandates of the missions and offices in West Africa to allow cross-border operations.
It is recommended that the Security Council consider giving equal care and attention to children affected by armed conflict in all situations of concern listed in the annexes to my report.
It is recommended that the Security Council urge parties to conflict to provide protection and practical support to internally displaced persons, the vast majority of whom are children and women.
It is recommended that the Security Council approve the assignment of United Nations police officers to support the mixed police units and the integrated command centre, as requested by the parties.
It is recommended that the Security Council consider giving equal attention to children affected by armed conflict in all situations of concern listed in the annexes to my report, as well as other relevant situations of concern addressed in my report.
It is recommended that the Security Council ensure that specific provisions for the protection of children continue to be included in all relevant United Nations peacekeeping operations and political missions, including by means of the deployment of child protection advisers.
It is recommended that the Security Council and the General Assembly ensure that the mandates and budgets for peacekeeping operations include adequate provisions for technical and financial assistance for mine clearance and mine awareness programmes for the benefit of children.
It is recommended that the Security Council significantly enhance the capacity of the Panel of Experts to conduct a greater number of in-depth investigations into violations of relevant provisions of resolutions 1556(2004), 1591(2005) and 1779(2007) and other special investigation requests made by the Committee.
It is recommended that the Security Council urge Member States, parties to conflict and other concerned actors to ensure that truth-telling processes envisaged in the aftermath of conflict highlight abuses perpetrated against children and the circumstances that allowed such abuses to occur.
It is recommended that the Security Council call upon parties to armed conflict to adhere to the Guiding Principles on Internal Displacement, which identify rights and guarantees relevant to the protection of persons, particularly children, from forced displacement and to their protection and assistance during displacement.
It is recommended that the Security Council take note of the informal background non-paper prepared by the Security Council Subsidiary Organs Branch, stating that the proliferation of expert groups has strained its ability to provide needed substantive, administrative, logistical and analytical support.
It is recommended that the Security Council urge Member States to take concrete steps to investigate, prosecute and sanction individuals and corporate enterprises involved in illegal trafficking of currency, arms, natural resources, or other resources that exacerbate armed conflicts where there is gross abuse and brutalization of children.
It is recommended that the Security Council continue to investigate the linkages between illicit trade and the conduct of war; to sanction States, and to encourage Member States and regional organizations to take measures against corporate actors, individuals and entities involved in illicit trafficking in natural resources and small arms that may further fuel conflicts where victims are largely children and women.
In the light of the 2005 World Summit Outcome, in which it was recommended that the Security Council continue"to adapt its working methods so as to increase the involvement of States not members of the Council in its work", the Security Council renewed its efforts to review its working methods.
It was recommended that the Security Council find ways of encouraging and, possibly, assisting, States to do more at the national level.
It is recommended that implementation of the security forces sector be accelerated and that it receive the same priority at implementation of the defence sector.