text: Chapter 2
  2-30. Depending on the OE in which CA units perform TG, the missions conducted to accomplish TG are
  distinct, complementary, and performed with varying levels of frequency, magnitude, and concentration.
  CA forces provide expertise in civilian sector functions and stability function tasks that are normally the
  responsibility of civilian authorities in order to establish or improve local government capability, or to
  perform military government functions until necessary conditions are established. The goal for TG is to return
  governance control to the appropriate civil authorities as soon as possible. CA forces executing TG provide,
  enhance, and enable—
  * The conduct of governance.
  * Building capabilities and capacity.
  * Administrative control.
  * Sustainability.
  * Resources development.
  * Transition of the AO to civil control.
  2-31. Figure 2-2 illustrates the implementation of TG across the competition continuum.
  Figure 2-2. Transitional governance across the competition continuum
  2-32. CA forces are trained, educated, and organized to provide commanders with governance expertise,
  support host-nation civil administration, and execute the functions of a civil administration. TG is enabled
  by the CA core competencies of CNDE, CKI, and CMI to effectively gain situational understanding, ensure
  CAO are achieving the desired end state of the supported commander, and assess effects in the civil
  component of the OE.