Both parties were urged to honour their commitments, attain an effective ceasefire immediately and to reach a peace settlement, demanding that all military operations cease. After extending the stationing of UNAVEM II, the Council declared its readiness to authorise an increase in the peacekeeping mission to its previous level of 350 military observers, 126 police observers and 14 military medical staff with an appropriate number of international and local civilian staff.[2] Any actions which hindered the delivery of humanitarian assistance and endangered the lives of humanitarian workers was condemned, while the international community was urged to provide assistance in this regard.