text: Civil Affairs Government Function Expertise
  PUBLIC SAFETY
  B-9. The public safety functional specialty advises and assists in (or reestablishes) the evaluation,
  assessment, planning, and implementation of systems and programs that establish civil security sector
  assistance, or emergency management administration, and planning assistance. They promote community
  resilience through application of the prevention and resolution framework, and planning for the mitigation of
  effects of human-made or natural disasters for the maintenance of public order. This section consists of teams
  educated and experienced in emergency management, policing, and community relations.
  PUBLIC EDUCATION
  B-10. The public education functional specialty team is concerned with the structure and conduct of the
  formal education system of indigenous institutions, any competing system, and their collective impacts upon
  stability across the OE. Application of the technical expertise of this functional specialty team delivers
  assessments, analysis, and evaluation that permits this team to provide advice and guidance access to
  additional resources. This augmentation to indigenous institutions enhances the capability of those
  institutions to conduct assessments, implement oversight, provide policies and programs, and operate
  institutional systems and agencies at national to local levels.
  B-11. This enhanced capability provides for the structuring, resourcing, organizing, rehabilitation, and
  implementation of the curriculum, facilities, processes, and personnel development required to implement
  and sustain inclusive public education. With consideration toward equitable accessibility by individuals,
  institutions, and the private sector, these activities position communities for reestablishment of stability.
  These efforts have inherent crosscutting effects upon, and requirements of, the other functional areas.
  This functional specialty team is prepared to assume the administrative and supervisory roles of the national
  and subnational institutions, as required by conditions of the OE.
  PUBLIC HEALTH
  B-12. The public health functional specialty advises and assists commanders, interagency, and host-nation
  representatives in matters pertaining to the vulnerabilities and strengths of indigenous health care institutions
  through the data collection, analysis, evaluation, legislation, regulation, and/or policy guidance. If necessary,
  the public health functional specialty also reestablishes the administration of health care institutions and
  programs at the national, regional, and provincial levels. With consideration toward equitable accessibility
  by individuals, institutions, and the private sector, these activities position communities for reestablishment
  of stability. These efforts have inherent crosscutting effects upon, and requirements of, the other functional
  areas. This functional specialty team is prepared to assume the administrative and supervisory roles of the
  national and subnational institutions, as required by conditions of the OE.
  CIVILIAN SUPPLY
  B-13. The civilian supply functional specialty is concerned with the response mechanism of indigenous
  institutions in reaction to a crisis through surveying, assessing, and conducting a resources analysis and
  evaluation of the local area. Results are used to determine the status of the essential needs of the indigenous
  population. This helps determine the type and amount of resources available, and the location and application
  of solution sets. Civilian needs that cannot be met with reallocated indigenous resources are then assessed
  and requested to integrate the donor-sourced resources of NGOs or international organizations, or U.S.
  military resources—including Class X supplies. An additional competency of this team is development of
  civil authorities available to collect and distribute supplies or provide statistical analysis and operational
  oversight as a response to refugees and displaced persons. This functional specialty team is prepared to
  assume the administrative and supervisory roles of the national and subnational institutions, as required by
  conditions of the OE. In doing so, the team identifies supplies and resources that can be diverted for U.S.
  military use and identifies any associated negative impacts upon the civil component of the OE.
  PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
  B-14. The public administration functional specialty places emphasis on the structure and conduct of the
  indigenous government from national to local levels. Through assessments, analysis, and evaluation, this