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The Force will continue to participate in the regional force commanders' conference.
The planning assumptions for 2012/13 are based on the assumption that the Force will continue to maintain its current military and United Nations police strength.
The Force will continue to seek the establishment of an office in Tel Aviv, as agreed by the Government of Israel.
An ongoing construction programme will improve many semi-permanent structures, while the force will continue to provide deterrence through the conduct of patrols and dynamic operations.
Furthermore, the Force will continue to safeguard the integrity of the buffer zone and provide humanitarian assistance to members of both communities.
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Some 500 new policemen are expected to join the Haitian National Police this month andit is anticipated that the force will continue to grow from under 5,000 in 1997 to its targeted strength of 6,726.
The force will continue to ensure the security of East Timor, with a particular emphasis on a robust presence in the border areas.
If it is to protect the civilian population in these remote areas properly, the force will continue to require the current level of assets to conduct operations of this nature, particularly those of military utility and attack helicopters.
The Force will continue to increase the use of more environmentally friendly practices to save energy and promote environmental awareness.
In addition, with enhanced mine-clearing and detection capacity, the Force will continue to remove mines, unexploded ordnance and improvised explosive devices that may endanger its personnel ibid., paras. 9-10.
The Force will continue to secure and provide escorts for the passage of civilians crossing the area of separation conducted by ICRC for humanitarian purposes.
There is no clear national consensus on the nature and scale of the changes that need to be made in F-FDTL as a result of recent events, butall the assessment mission's interlocutors expect that the force will continue to exist in some form.
At the same time, the Force will continue to rely on the shared support from UNIFIL for some of its logistical requirements.
In response to a highly volatile environment in which an assessed ongoing terrorist threat against UNIFIL personnel and property exists, the Force will continue to mitigate risks to personnel and property and to focus its capabilities on the Blue Line and on the Litani River in order to further strengthen security control of the area.
To this end, the Force will continue to designate political and civil affairs staff to act as facilitators and to extend the assistance of its public information personnel.
In response toa highly volatile environment in which an assessed permanent terrorist threat against UNIFIL personnel and property exists, the Force will continue to mitigate risks to personnel and property and to focus its capabilities on the Blue Line and on the Litani River in order to further strengthen security control of the area.
The Force will continue to provide periodic secure escorts for the passage of persons across the area of separation conducted by the International Committee of the Red Cross for humanitarian purposes.
With enhanced mine-clearing and detection capacity, the Force will continue to carry out the removal of mines, unexploded ordnance and improvised explosive devices that may endanger its personnel.
The Force will continue to mitigate the threat from existing minefields by ensuring that it is adequately protected while patrolling these sensitive and important areas.
Pursuant to the integrated approach adopted by the Secretary-General regarding UNFICYP andhis good offices, the Force will continue to assist the Special Representative of the Secretary-General/Chief of Mission, as the principal adviser and deputy to the Special Adviser to the Secretary-General, in her efforts to support full-fledged negotiations between the Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot leaders.
The Force will continue to secure and provide escorts for the passage of civilians crossing the area of separation conducted by the International Committee of the Red Cross for humanitarian purposes.
At the same time, the Force will continue to rely on the shared support from UNIFIL for some of its logistical requirements.
The Force will continue to implement the rehabilitation programme to maintain and upgrade its equipment and infrastructure, in order to maintain its operational and security capacity.
As detailed in the frameworks below, the Force will continue to exercise responsibility for the maintenance of the ceasefire in the area of separation by means of fixed positions and patrols to ascertain that military forces of either party do not breach the area of separation.
The Force will continue to secure and facilitate the passage of civilians through the Alpha and Bravo gates crossing the area of separation, which is conducted by ICRC for humanitarian purposes.
As detailed in the frameworks below, the Force will continue to exercise responsibility for the maintenance of the ceasefire in the area of separation by means of fixed positions and patrols to ascertain that military forces of either party do not breach the area of separation.
The Force will continue to build on its already established relationships with police authorities from both sides to develop anticrime strategies and, where necessary, facilitate the investigation of crimes committed in the buffer zone.
In addition, the Force will continue to encourage the restoration of State authority through confidence-building and support for and capacity-building assistance to local authorities.
The Force will continue to exercise responsibility for the maintenance of the ceasefire in the area of separation by means of fixed positions and patrols to ascertain that military forces of either party do not breach the area of separation.
In this regard, the Force will continue to maintain close cooperation with other United Nations operations in the region, including UNIFIL, UNDOF, UNTSO and the Office of the United Nations Special Coordinator for the Middle East Process.