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 Re: Sudan Peace Act (Re: sentimental)
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COMPOSITION OF
THE CO-ORDINATING COUNCIL
The Co-ordinating Council membership shall be as follows:
1. The President of the Co-ordinating Council.
2. The vice-president of the Co-ordinating Council and minister of local government affairs and public security.
3. Minister for cabinet affairs.
4. Minister for economic planning and financial affairs.
5. Minister of education and instruction affairs.
6. Minister of legal affairs.
7. Minister of public service and labour.
8. Minister for information, culture and social affairs.
9. Minister of agriculture and natural resources.
10. Minister of health affairs.
11. Minister for peace and political mobilisation.
12. Minister for wildlife conservation, tourism and environmental control.
13. Minister for engineering affairs and public utilities.
14. Minister for humanitarian affairs and rehabilitation.
15. Minister for commerce, supplies and industry.
i. Besides the members mentioned above, Governors (Walis) of the Southern States shall be members in the Co-ordinating Council by virtue of their post.
ii. There shall be established in the Southern States a Relief, Rehabilitation, Resettlement, Repatriation Commission (SSRRRRC) which shall be supervised by the minister for humanitarian affairs.
iii. The Co-ordinating Council shall prepare its annual budget to be submitted to the President of the Republic.
vi. The Co-ordinating Council shall issue regulations to direct its activities and specify functions, duties and roles of its various departments.
v. The President of the Co-ordinating Council shall recommend to the president of the Republic relief from office, acceptance or rejection of any member of the Co-ordinating Council including the Governors.
vi. The State governors shall recommend to the President of the
Co-ordinating Council relief from office, acceptance or rejection of resignation of any member of the State Governments including commissioners. The President of the Co-ordinating Council shall pass the same to the President of the Republic for approval.
CHAPTER SIX
SECURITY ARRANGEMENTS
DURING THE INTERIM PERIOD
1. The South Sudan Defence Force (SSDF) shall remain separate form the national army and be stationed in their locations under their command.
2. Police, prisons, wildlife, civil defence, fire brigade, and public security in the Southern States shall be drawn from the people of Southern Sudan.
3. The size of the Sudanese armed forces in South Sudan shall be reduced to a peace time level once peace is established.
4. A joint technical military committee of equal members shall be constituted from the Sudanese and forces on the one hand and the SSDF on the other for the purpose of supervision and implementation of the security arrangements in this Agreement (see annex 1).
5. The joint technical military committee shall oversee and supervise the activities of the cease-fire commission and the peace keeping observers.
6. The joint technical military committee shall Co-ordinate with the army general HQs provision of supplies, training, armament, emoluments and other facilities for the SSDF.
7. A joint technical military cease-fire commission shall be established to established to monitor cease-fire violations and the disengagement of troops in the Southern States (annex 1).
8. The movement of the armed parties shall be Co-ordinated and controlled by the joint technical military committee and its sub-committees (annex 1).
9. In accordance with this Agreement the President of the Republic of Sudan shall declare a general amnesty to members of SSDF from any criminal or civil culpability relating to acts committed during the date of signing this Peace Agreement (see annex 2).
10. There shall be established a joint amnesty commission to follow up the implementation of the general amnesty proclamation (see annex 2).
11. There shall be established a joint amnesty tribunal to receive, examine and determine cases which are covered by this amnesty proclamation (see annex 2).
12. War wounded, widows, orphans and other war victims shall be rehabilitated with assistance from national, regional and international humanitarian agencies.
13. The annexes are considered as guidelines with a degree of flexibility to the said committees/commissions.
Chapter seven: referendum
1. By this Agreement the right of the people of Southern Sudan to determine their political aspirations and to pursue their economic, social and cultural development is hereby affirmed.
2. The people of Southern Sudan shall exercise this right in a referendum before the end of the interim period.
3. Options in the referendum shall be:
a. Unity.
b. Secession.
4. The Referendum shall be free, fair and be conducted by a Special Referendum Commission (SRC) to be formed by a presidential decree in consultation with the Co-ordinating Council.
5. Eligible voters for the referendum shall be Southern Sudanese people who attained the age of eighteen years and above residing inside and outside Southern Sudan.
6. The vote shall be by secret vote.
7. To endure free and fair conduct of the referendum, the SRC shall invite observers as follows:
a. OAU, Arab League, UN, Religious bodies, IGAD, National and foreign NGOs and any other countries.
b. National and international media and journalists.
8. The parties agree to respect, abide by and implement in good faith the result of the referendum.
Chapter eight : final provisions
a. Language
Arabic is the official language of the Sudan, English is the second language in the Sudan. The Government shall endeavour to develop other languages.
b. Amendment of Agreement.
a. No amendment bill on this Agreement shall be presented to the National Assembly without consulting the Co-ordinating Council.
b. For amendment on this Agreement the Co-ordinating Council may present its petition to the President of the Republic provided that such a bill is passed in the Co-ordinating Council by a two thirds majority.
Singed
For the Sudan Government
Lt. General El Zubeir Mohammed
Saleh, Vice-President
For United Democratic Salvation
Front (USDF) and South
Sudan Independence
Movement/Army (SSIM/A)
Cdr. Dr. Riak Machar Teny D.
Chairman & C-in-C (SSIM/A)
For Sudan People’s Liberation
Movement (SPLM/A)
Cdr. Kerubino Kuanyiun Bol
Chairman C-in-C (SSIM/A)
For South Sudan Independents
Group (SSIG)
Cdr. Kewac Makwei
Chairman C-in-C (SSIG/A)
For Equatoria Defence Force (EDF)
Dr Thiopholus Ochang Loti
Chairman C-in-C (EDF)
For Union of Sudanese African
Parties (USAP)
Samuel Aru Bol
Chairman (USAP)
For Bor Group
Arok Thon Arok
Chairman.
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الكاتب |
Date |
 Sudan Peace Act | sentimental | 10-29-02, 11:36 AM |
 Re: Sudan Peace Act | sentimental | 10-29-02, 01:34 PM |
| Re: Sudan Peace Act | Ahlalawad | 10-29-02, 02:01 PM |
| Re: Sudan Peace Act | koky | 10-29-02, 03:52 PM |
 Re: Sudan Peace Act | sentimental | 11-17-02, 07:53 AM |
 Re: Sudan Peace Act | sentimental | 11-18-02, 07:51 AM |
| Re: Sudan Peace Act | sentimental | 12-22-02, 12:28 PM |
| Re: Sudan Peace Act | sentimental | 12-22-02, 12:29 PM |
| Re: Sudan Peace Act | sentimental | 12-22-02, 12:30 PM |
 Re: Sudan Peace Act | sentimental | 01-19-03, 10:48 AM |
| Re: Sudan Peace Act | sentimental | 01-19-03, 10:50 AM |
| Re: Sudan Peace Act | sentimental | 01-19-03, 10:51 AM |
| Re: Sudan Peace Act | sentimental | 01-19-03, 10:52 AM |
| Re: Sudan Peace Act | sentimental | 01-26-03, 09:39 AM |
| Re: Sudan Peace Act | sentimental | 01-26-03, 09:40 AM |
| Re: Sudan Peace Act | sentimental | 01-26-03, 09:44 AM |
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