Its size was also reduced to include a to 58 civilian advisers, 157 police advisers, 42 military liaison officers, 310 troops and a 125-person International Response Unit.[2] At the same time, its tasks were revised to support public administration, law enforcement and the justice system, and the security and stability of the country.[3] The tasks would consist of an integral human rights part in training and capacity-building carried out by the operation.