To monitor and verify the ceasefire, the separation and concentration of forces, their demobilization and the collection, storage and destruction of weapons; To monitor and verify the complete withdrawal of foreign forces and to provide security in the transport corridors; To monitor and verify the disbanding of private and irregular armed groups; To authorize security arrangements for vital infrastructures and to provide security for United Nations and other international activities in support of the peace process; To provide technical assistance and monitor the entire electoral process; To coordinate and monitor humanitarian assistance operations, in particular those relating to refugees, internally displaced persons, demobilized military personnel and the affected local population.[1]