text: Chapter 3
  * Establishing and disseminating rules relevant to movement, including—
  Curfews.
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  Movement restrictions.
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  Travel permits.
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  * Instituting policies regarding the regulation of air and overland movement.
  * Relocating the population as necessitated by military operations.
  * Establishing transitional political authority and interim civil administration.
  3-45. CA forces provide the commander and staff the capability to plan, synchronize, and assist in the
  execution of populace control through mobilization of developed civil networks and SCA. Once the populace
  control measures are in place, CA forces assess these measures, provide feedback to the commander on the
  effectiveness of the measures, and provide recommendations on adjustment to the measures as necessary.
  3-46. DC operations are a special category of populace control that requires extensive planning and
  coordination among various military and nonmilitary organizations. DC operations are actions required to
  move or keep civilians out of harm’s way or to safeguard them in the aftermath of a disaster.
  The disaster may be natural (such as a flood or an earthquake), human-made (such as combat operations,
  social, or political strife), or a technological (such as radiological disaster, network outage, intrusion,
  cyberspace attack, or a complete loss of electricity).
  3-47. The requirement to conduct DC operations may occur during any phase across the competition
  continuum. The execution of CNDE is critical to identifying and developing civil network capabilities,
  capacity, and resources that can be used to provide for the needs of DCs. If DCs are within their nations’
  borders, USAID may be involved in providing assistance, whereas a refugee falls under the assistance of the
  Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration of the DOS.
  3-48. The supporting tasks conducted by CA forces in DC operations support the freedom of movement of
  the friendly forces while safeguarding the civilian population. These tasks include—
  * Identifying or evaluating existing host-nation and international community DC plans and operations.
  * Advising on DC control measures that would effectively support the military operation.
  * Advising on how to implement DC control measures.
  * Publicizing control measures among the IPI.
  * Assessing measures of effectiveness.
  * Participating in the execution of selected DC operations as needed or directed and in coordination
  with the internationally mandated organizations (such as United Nations High Commissioner for
  Refugees, Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, and the International Committee
  of the Red Cross).
  * Assisting in arbitration of problems arising from implementation of DC control measures and
  deconflicting with host-nation plans.
  * Identifying DC locations and composition.
  * Coordinating with the sustainment warfighting function to deconflict humanitarian assistance in
  the unit’s area of responsibility.
  * Collect information regarding possible threat locations, composition, and pending attacks.
  * Collect civil information regarding civil conditions of the locations from which the DCs travelled.
  * Develop civil networks to leverage capabilities, capacities, and resources within the AO to support
  DCs.