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The Secretary-General will appoint a senior military officer as Deputy to the

Representative, who will be stationed in the area, as head of two small

headquarters units, one in Kabul and the other in Islamabad, each comprising

five military officers, drawn from existing United Nations operations, and a

small civilian auxiliary staff.

The Deputy to the Representative of the Secretary-General will act on

behalf of the Representative and be in contact with the Parties through the

Liaison Officer each Party will designate for this purpose.

The two headquarters units will be organized into two Inspection Teams

to ascertain on the ground any violation of the instruments comprising the

settlement. Whenever considered necessary by the Representative of the

Secretary-General or his Deputy, up to 40 additional military officers (some

10 additional Inspection Teams) will be redeployed from existing operations

within the shortest possible time (normally around 48 hours).

The nationalities of all the Officers will be determined in consultation

with the Parties.

Whenever necessary the Representative of the Secretary-General, who

will periodically visit the area for consultations with the Parties and to review the work of his personnel, will also assign to the area members of his own

Office and other civilian personnel from the United Nations Secretariat as

may be needed. His Deputy will alternate between the two headquarters

units and will remain at all times in close communication with him.

To be continued......