Extending UNAMID's mandate for a year, the Council urged the operation to make the full use of its mandate to protect civilians and facilitate the delivery of humanitarian aid.[7] It urged for the promotion of the African Union-United Nations led political process in Darfur. All attacks on and threats against UNAMID were strongly condemned as unacceptable and the Council demanded that such incidents cease immediately.[2] Additionally, there was concern at restrictions placed on UNAMID's freedom of movement and operations, and the Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon was required to report every 90 days on the implementation of its mandate.[8]