For the remainder of its mandate, MINURCAT could continue to assist with the organisation and training of Chad’s Détachement Intégré de Sécurité (DIS), to assist in efforts to relocate refugee camps away from the border; to liaise with other security structures in both Chad and the Central African Republic; and to contribute to the protection of civil rights and the rule of law.[7] Until 15 October 2010, MINURCAT was to provide security to United Nations personnel or humanitarian workers and respond to threats, while all parties had to guarantee its freedom of movement to allow it to carry out its mandate.