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The Panel has continued to apply the level of materiality set out at paragraph 121 of the First"F3" Report.
Since the submission of its previous report, the Panel has continued its investigation of the Letfallah II case S/2013/99, paras. 171-182.
The Panel has continued its research into sailing histories and traced changes in ownership and management of a number of ships.
In reporting on the verification andvaluation of the third instalment part one claims, the Panel has continued to use those shorthand expressions.
Since its First Report, the Panel has continued with the reasons review of category"D" Palestinian"late claims.
In its previous report, the Panel presented a set of 10 criteria to guide its provision of information to the Committee on individuals who impede the peace process or constitute a threat to stability in Darfur or the region(see S/2006/250,annex II). The Panel has continued to refine those criteria in the light of the evolving situation in Darfur, and the new set of criteria is set out in annex II to the present report.
The Panel has continued to monitor military aviation assets of the Government of the Sudan in Darfur and related matters.
Notwithstanding the failure of the Government of Liberia to proceed with measures to freeze assets, the Panel has continued to collect recent substantive information concerning the assets of targeted individuals.
The Panel has continued to work closely with FATF and FATF-style regional bodies to explain sanctions measures to their members.
In reporting on the verification andvaluation of the second instalment claims, the Panel has continued to use those shorthand expressions and has found it necessary to add two further such expressions, as follows.
The Panel has continued to work closely with FATF and to engage in outreach with FATF-style regional bodies.
In addition to documenting assets in Liberia, the Panel has continued to examine the ability and willingness of the Government of Liberia to implement the assets freeze sanctions.
The Panel has continued to find evidence of broad and systemic weaknesses in the capacity of the Government of Liberia relating to security and governance.
During the review period, the panel has continued to work intensively, holding five more meetings as well as several task force meetings.
The Panel has continued to collect information on the involvement of Chegbo in the Ivorian conflict in 2010 and 2011, and to determine his allegiances to other Liberian mercenary generals and Ivorian militia commanders currently residing in Liberia.
During the current mandate the Panel has continued to study the practical impact of designations of individuals and entities under the relevant resolutions.
The Panel has continued to examine ongoing ties and interlinked command structures between Liberian mercenaries and Ivorian militia residing in Liberia.
Since its previous report, the Panel has continued to follow up on several cases, but has identified only attempts to transfer materiel in support of the Qadhafi forces.
The Panel has continued to investigate the lines of supply to armed groups in Darfur of vehicles that are converted into"technicals" and used in attacks.
In the course of this mandate, the Panel has continued to investigate leads relating to transfers of such weapons to 14 countries, including several cases that were identified in its previous report.
The Panel has continued to acquire evidence showing the unceasing attempts of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea to procure and transfer prohibited items related to nuclear and missile programmes.
In line with the recommendations in its report, the Panel has continued to engage the Government and actors in the justice sector to promote unilateral action to strengthen the criminal justice system in the Sudan and in Darfur, in particular.
The Panel has continued, since the submission of its 1 July 2014 interim report, to monitor the implementation of the arms embargo by, for example, analysing weapons seized by international forces, directly observing(during field visits) arms held by regular forces and armed groups and analysing situation reports by major actors in the region as well as media reports.
Since its midterm report was issued(S/2013/316), the Panel has continued to investigate the operations and intentions of Liberian mercenaries and Ivorian militia members along the Liberia-Côte d'Ivoire border, placing particular emphasis on identifying illicit trafficking in arms and ammunition, as well as possible financing by senior officials of the Government of former President Laurent Gbagbo residing in Ghana.
The Panel has continued to investigate cases of transfers of arms and ammunition to Libya during the uprising and has secured additional evidence of violations of the embargo during that period.
The Panel has continued to make efforts for the launching of the Darfur political process as complementary to the Darfur peace talks between the Government of the Sudan and the Darfur armed movements.
The Panel has continued to apply the level of materiality set out at paragraph 121 of the First“F3” Report, and to treat non-material items in the manner set out at paragraphs 120 to 123 of the First“F3” Report.
The Panel has continued to focus on tracking the country's past procurement activities abroad and attempted to identify choke point items required to sustain the illicit programme.
The Panel has continued to seek information regarding the implementation of the asset freeze by countries supervised by the two central banks serving several African countries, namely, the Banque centrale des états de l'Afrique de l'ouest and the Banque des états de l'Afrique centrale.
Despite these factors, the Panel has continued to receive allegations of the recruitment of mercenaries and militia members in the border region, as well as of pending attacks, although such allegations often appear to be based more upon rumour than on the verifiable activities of potential attackers.