It would consist of 15,000 military personnel including 250 military observers, 160 staff and 1,115 police.[6] The operation was to be led by the Special Representative of the Secretary-General to Liberia, Jacques Klein.[7] It was given a comprehensive mandate in areas relating to supporting the ceasefire agreement, protecting United Nations personnel and facilities, supporting humanitarian assistance, supporting security reform and implementing the peace process which included elections in 2005.[8][9]