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the registration of motor vehicles with the host countries (A/64/349/Add.3, para. 87).

and generators, it is said to be imperative that the engineering staff develop a permanent presence on the ground to cope with the workload and provide first-hand support to AMISOM (see A/66/685, paras. 102-105).

security conditions would require the re-evaluation and possible suspension of some envisaged programmes, although other critical elements could be implemented remotely, especially in the area of human rights.

12,000 strength authorized by the United Nations.

and the accompanying loss of life and kidnappings of Kenyans and foreign nationals by the Al-Shabaab terrorists, decided to undertake remedial and pre-emptive action.

and other teams visit to conduct inspections and discuss project development with consultants and contractors.

Mombasa as family duty stations for UNSOA and the ensuing management of related entitlements; (b) the increased level of UNSOA, AMISOM and UNPOS activities in Somalia that has led to a substantial increase in travel to the area; and (c) the increased delegation of authority from United Nations Headquarters to the field for management of staff entitlements.

in workload at the forward logistics base and one Field Service Receiving and Inspection Officer is proposed for redeployment from Mombasa to Nairobi to be the technical focal point for inventories managed by the Section (see A/66/685, paras. 65-71).

and (b) a delay in the construction of the Mombasa support base owing to ongoing negotiations with Government authorities, partially offset by higher costs for camp construction because of construction delays (see annex I).

of maintenance activities carried out by the contractor; develop the transport management system; develop and implement the planning of training provided to AMISOM; and develop the spare parts management and supply system.

Mombasa owing to the deferred construction of the Mombasa Support Base.

Beledweyne (sector 4)) has significant resource implications.

process and the development of the Somali security forces, the implementation of the incremental approach remains in its initial phase.

and troops of the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) in Mogadishu, and, as a result, many of these children are killed, injured or captured by the armed forces or other armed groups.

the following: first, the formal end of the TFG term on 20 August 2011, in accordance with the Charter; secondly, the election of the Speaker and the deputies to be held in July 2011; thirdly, the election of the President to be held in August 2011; fourthly, the new Government should be given ample time to fulfil the remaining transitional tasks, including the ratification of the constitution and the establishment of the election commission; fifthly, parliamentary reform to commence immediately in line with the ongoing reform of the executive branch and the security sector; and sixthly, a caretaker Government to be appointed by the new leadership to move the country to permanent statehood.

field offices in Boosaaso and Gaalkacyo.

and Sweden, and has identified 36 legal professionals, both male and female, who would be interested in participating in anti-piracy courts either inside or outside Somalia.

and to provide advice and assistance to AMISOM headquarters and the proposed AMISOM Director of Mission Support on the delivery of technical services support (see A/66/685, para. 91).