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Agreement on Monitoring ofthe Management of Arms and ArmiesEach main cantonment site will be allowed 30 weapons of the samemake and model to be used only for clearly defined perimeter securityby designated guards, with each satellite allowed 15 such weaponsunder the same conditions. These weapons will all be properlyregistered with make and serial number and locked in a guardhousewhen not in use. The parties, in consultation with the UN, willperiodically review the number of weapons needed for perimetersecurity purposes on the basis of a shared threat assessment.Security provisions will be made for CPN(M) leaders throughunderstanding with the government.The UN Mission shall monitor these commitments with a full-timepresence at the Maoist army main cantonment sites and through fieldvisits and regular inspections. These inspections will be carried outrandomly and without warning.4.1.3 Registration of Maoist army combatants at cantonment sitesAll Maoist army combatants will be registered at the main cantonmentsites. This registration will include the provision of age, name, rank,responsibilities within unit/formation, date of entry into service andwill provide the basis for a complete list of personnel. Maoistcombatants will be registered regardless of they are in possession ofweapons or not. If with weapon, the type and condition of weaponwill be specified. The total number of weapons will be categorizedby unit/formation. Only those individuals who were members of theMaoist army before 25 May 2006 will be eligible for cantonment.The parties will agree as to how this pre-existing service is to beconfirmed in consultation with the UN.As part of this registration, all Maoist army combatants will presenttheir Maoist army identity card to be marked by the UN. The processfor marking the cards will be determined. This registration card willbe the basis for any assistance received by Maoist army members.Unregistered persons will not be eligible for assistance or permittedto remain in cantonments.81
From Conflict to Peace in NepalPeace Agreements 2005 - 10Only those Maoist army combatants who have been properlyregistered at cantonment sites will be eligible for possible integrationinto the security forces fulfilling the standard norms. Any dischargedpersonnel will be ineligible for possible integration. Those who areeligible for integration into the security fames will be determined by aspecial committee as agreed in the Comprehensive Peace Accord.This integration process will be determined in subsequent agreementwith the parties.Upon registration Maoist army combatants, if found to be born after25 May 1988, will be honourably and automatically discharged.Discharged Maoist army combatants must: release all weapons,uniforms and other military gear; and, agree riot to return tocantonment sites unless mutually agreed by UN monitors inconsultation with the parties. The assistance packages to be providedto voluntarily discharged personnel will be agreed by the parties inadvance of cantonment.The Interim Council of Ministers will form a special committee tosupervise, integrate and rehabilitate the Maoist army combatants.4.2 Barracking of the Nepal Army4.2.1 General regulationsIn accordance with the commitment expressed in the letter sent tothe United Nations, the Nepal Army shall remain in its barracks andits arms are not to be used in favour of or against any side. UNmonitors will have access to any and all NA barracks for purposes ofmonitoring whether Nepal Army forces or weapons are being usedfor or against any party. Upon visiting any Nepal Army barracks forinspection, the site commander will be duly notified, and UNinspections will relate only to matters regarding the disposition offorces and weapons.82
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