Published: 06 Mar 2023
Category: Cabinet material
This publication provides documents associated with Cabinet’s May 2021 decisions on extensions to three peace and security leadership mandates: the Multinational Force and Observers (MFO) Force Commander contingent; the United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) Force Chief of Staff role; and the Combined Task Force 150 (CTF150) maritime security Command Team.
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The pack comprises the following documents:
- the Cabinet paper Extension Requests For Peace And Security Leadership Mandates [CAB-21-SUB-0176]
- the associated minute Extension Requests For Peace And Security Leadership Mandates [CAB-21-MIN-0176].
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