(a) monitoring and maintaining a presence in key areas; (b) protecting civilians, aid workers and United Nations facilities; (c) establish links with the United Nations Operation in Burundi (ONUB) and the Burundian and Congolese governments; (d) monitor measures imposed in Resolution 1493 (2003); (e) seize and dispose of weapons and materiel in the country that violate Resolution 1493; (f) observe movements of armed groups and foreign military forces; (g) protect government institutions, officials and maintain order; (h) assist with security and the voluntary return of refugees; (i) contribute to the demobilisation, disarmament and repatriation of combatants; (j) assist in the electoral process and human rights.