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In addition, the Mission would establish police posts at each of the 12 refugee camps managed by UNHCR.
In order to provide for the movement of personnel andlogistical support, the Mission would establish a fleet of three civilian and six military rotary-wing aircraft.
The military component of the mission would establish a force headquarters at Juba and infantry battalion headquarters locations in the areas of Bentiu, Bor, Malakal, Juba and Wau, the force reserve being located at Rumbek.
In line with the review of the administrative andlogistical concept of operations, the Mission would establish three regional offices, in Kinshasa, Bunia and Bukavu.
During this phase, the Mission would establish, supervise and monitor the new DMZ with a second infantry battalion, and would continue to monitor the Uganda-Rwanda border.
Owing to the presence of several battalions of government forces in Kigali andthe introduction into the city of the RPF leadership with a fully equipped RPF battalion, the Mission would establish a weapons secure area in and around Kigali.
With regard to the Central African Republic, the Mission would establish a liaison office in Bangui, which would be co-located and work closely with BONUCA.
The Mission would establish field offices in Iriba, Farchana, Goz Beïda and Birao and a liaison office in Bangui, Central African Republic, which would enjoy a high degree of devolved day-to-day management responsibilities within the delegation of authority to be granted to them.
In order to provide for the movement of personnel,the transportation of cargo and support to United Nations police operations, the Mission would establish a fleet of 7 commercially contracted aircraft comprising 2 fixed-wing passenger aircraft and 5 medium helicopters.
During the budget period, the Mission would establish an integrated communications network in order to support secure and reliable transmission of voice and data information between its headquarters and team sites as well as between the Mission and United Nations Headquarters.
In order to provide for the movement of personnel, the transportation of cargo andsupport to United Nations police operations, the Mission would establish a fleet of seven commercially contracted aircraft comprising two fixed-wing passenger aircraft and five medium helicopters.
The Mission would establish an integrated mission training centre which would provide an induction course for all personnel, including civilian, military and police, particularly in such areas as culture and history, as well as appropriate training throughout the life of the Mission. .
In order to provide for the movement of personnel, the transportation of cargo andsupport to United Nations police operations, the Mission would establish a fleet of 12 commercially contracted aircraft comprising 6 fixed-wing passenger aircraft for a total of 2,393 flight hours and 6 helicopters for a total of 2,635 flight hours.
The Secretary-General reported that the Mission would establish its headquarters in Abidjan and would deploy military and civilian personnel to eight team sites throughout the country see S/2003/801, paras. 21-24.
In order to improve the administration of the international and national staff, administration of entitlements of the United Nations civilian police officers and military observers,as well as to reduce the prevailing vacancy rates of civilian staff, the Mission would establish a Human Resources Section, which would subsume the approved staffing establishment of the Personnel Section and Travel Unit of the disbanded General Services Section.
During the budget period, the Mission would establish an integrated communications network in order to support secure and reliable transmission of voice and data information between its headquarters and team sites, as well as between the Mission and United Nations Headquarters in New York.
In order to provide strategic advice to the Government of Southern Sudan on key issues, the mission would establish a strategic advisory cell in the office of the Special Representative comprising senior advisers to the Special Representative on issues such as constitutional development, security sector reform and transparency mechanisms.
In line with the reorganization of its administrative andlogistical support structure, the Mission would establish in the 2006/07 period three Regional Administrative Offices in Kinshasa, Bukavu and Bunia and a logistics hub at Entebbe, each headed by a Senior Administrative Officer at the P-5 level reporting to the Deputy Director of Administration.
In line with the review of the administrative andlogistical concept of operations, the Mission would establish three regional offices in Kinshasa, Bunia and Bukavu to provide coordination of administrative, logistical and technical support and provision of operational guidance to the 30 field offices under their purview, as well as expand the Entebbe logistics hub(Uganda) while maintaining the logistics base at Kinshasa.
The mandate and operational posture of the mission proposed herein,including its deployment and structure, would establish an effective observer mission, with the configuration and functions described above.
Should the General Assembly adopt draft resolution A/48/L.63/Rev.1,the Secretary-General would establish a verification mission in Guatemala.
The African Union mission in Somalia would establish a mechanism to monitor the cessation of hostilities of 27 October 2002.
At a later stage, security conditions permitting, the Mission would also establish multidisciplinary field offices in Iriba, Adré and Goz Beida in eastern Chad and Birao in north-eastern Central African Republic.
As regards the concept of operations, the United Nations Mission in Haiti would establish its headquarters in Port-au-Prince and sub-headquarters in different parts of the country as required for its operations.
Should the General Assembly adopt the draft resolution, the Secretary-General would establish a verification mission in Guatemala(MINUGUA) in accordance with the recommendations contained in his report(A/48/985) for an initial period of six months.
Following my meetings, on 26 July UNAMID received a note verbale from the Government of the Sudan in which it condemned the attacks on UNAMID troops,informed the Mission that it would establish an emergency reaction force, and enhance cooperation and exchange of information with UNAMID to mitigate remaining security risks.
The Unit would establish and manage the Mission's electronic archives and documents reproduction.
The headquarters for the Mission would be established at Port-au-Prince, and 10 integrated regional offices would be established throughout the country.
The Mission would therefore establish a regional office in Abéché, which would also serve as the forward headquarters for the military and police component of the Mission. .
The Special Representative of the Secretary-General, the Police Commissioner, the Chief Military Liaison Officer andthe Chief of Staff would be based at Mission headquarters in N'Djamena, while the Deputy Special Representative of the Secretary-General would establish his or her office at the forward headquarters in Abéché where the majority of the Mission's substantive and support staff would be located.