The Council was concerned at the continued recruitment of child soldiers by certain parties and called upon the parties to have plans ready in three months to end the use and recruitment of child soldiers, requested the Secretary-General to regularly review their compliance and expressed the intention to impose further measures against parties or countries that had not co-operated, such as arms embargoes.[5] Meanwhile, it was decided to keep provisions specifically relating to the protection of children in the mandates of peacekeeping operations, including the deployment of child protection advisers. Such provisions for children would also be included in disarmament, demobilisation and reintegration programmes, and the Council emphasised that education would play an important role in the prevention of the recruitment of children in armed conflict.[2][6]