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The Monitoring Group will continue to be based in Nairobi.
The current mandate of the Monitoring Group will expire on 15 April 2008.
The Monitoring Group will use the standards of verification set out in paragraph 36 of the present report.
The current mandate of the Monitoring Group will expire on 3 December 2006.
The Monitoring Group will also monitor compliance with the targeted sanctions imposed by resolutions 1844(2008) and 1907 2009.
Khatia Kurashvili, GNCC Press-Secretary said that the monitoring group will clear the given issue.
In addition, the Monitoring Group will provide a midterm briefing to the Committee in October 2009.
In this context, the reports of the tripartite United Nations-African Union-ECOWAS Monitoring Group on developments regarding the implementation of the Accra III Agreement have been most useful. It is hoped that, in addition to its reporting tasks, the Monitoring Group will intensify efforts to engage the parties on the ground.
The parties agree that the Peace Monitoring Group will carry out the following mandate.
The monitoring group will also evaluate other specific concerns, such as legal protection, physical safety and freedom of movement.
Pursuant to paragraph 12 of resolution 2102(2013), the Monitoring Group will also cooperate closely with UNSOM in relevant areas of their respective mandates.
The Monitoring Group will collect information on the implementation by States of the measures imposed by the Council, monitor and make recommendations for consideration by the Council on future action to be taken.
It is, therefore, my country's expectation that the Sanctions Committee and the Monitoring Group will address this unfair move and remedy the issue by making the necessary corrective measures.
The Monitoring Group will collect information on and monitor the implementation by States of the measures imposed by the Council and make recommendations for consideration by the Council on future action to be taken.
The United Nations observer mission andthe States contributing to the Peace Monitoring Group will be invited to sit at meetings of the Peace Process Consultative Committee.
By the end of 2009, the Monitoring Group will have visited more than 12 Member States to conduct investigations concerning violations of sanctions or the financing thereof.
Given the expanded scope ofthe sustainable development goals, the composition of the monitoring Group will obviously need to change and expand, but the commonality will remain statistics.
In this connection, the Monitoring Group will use all sources available to it, including other sources than those provided by the designating State.
In 2006, for which the projected requirements are outlinedin the present report, it is anticipated that the Monitoring Group will continue to monitor the implementation of the measures in accordance with the Security Council mandate.
The Monitoring Group will collect information on the implementation by States of the measures imposed by the Council and will monitor and make recommendations for consideration by the Council on future action to be taken.
In 2009, for which the projected requirements are outlined in the present report, the Monitoring Group will continue to monitor the implementation of the arms embargo in accordance with the Security Council mandate.
Therefore the Monitoring Group will recommend that the period for the draft list be from the establishment of the first Panel of Experts to the end of the current mandate of the Monitoring Group. .
Established on the basis of a recommendation of the Steering Board of the Peace Implementation Council, the Monitoring Group will seek to strengthen coordination between all agencies and institutions in Bosnia and Herzegovina responsible for ensuring full cooperation with The Hague.
The Monitoring Group will continue to work with IMO to bring some of these projects to fruition, with a view to ensuring safety for the Somali coastline and to improving in particular the enforcement of the arms embargo violations along the coastline.
In view of the additional responsibilities of monitoring a range of new sanctions measures concerning Eritrea, the Monitoring Group will comprise two distinct and independent teams, one for Somalia, under resolution 1844(2008), and one for Eritrea, under resolution 1907(2009), comprising three experts in the area of arms embargoes, transportation and finance.
The Monitoring Group will continue its inquiries into the question of who exercises control over a particular port in order to be able to ascertain who can organize, profit from, or prevent weapons shipments or acts of piracy in violation of the embargo.
In 2005, it is anticipated that the Monitoring Group will continue to monitor the implementation of the measures in accordance with the Security Council mandate.
The primary role of the Monitoring Group will be to collect information on the implementation by States of the measures imposed by the Council, to monitor and make recommendations for consideration by the Council on future action to be taken.
Iii. The Secretariat and the Monitoring Group will provide the Chair and the Committee with the necessary assistance in this regard.
The composition of the Monitoring Group will remain unchanged and will consist of Michael Chandler(United Kingdom)(Chairman), Hassan H. Ali Abaza(Jordan), Victor Comras(United States of America), Philippe Graver(France) and Surendra Bahadur Shah Nepal.