Some of the titles in One Moore Book's series for Liberian children.

The Auditor General should also conduct an audit of the annual accounts of major revenue generating parastatals every year.

The programme to reform the Liberian judicial system continued to make steady progress.

I commend the Liberian people for coming out in large numbers to exercise their right to vote.

The Liberian people had begun the process of establishing democracy, accountability, good governance, respect for human rights and popular participation.

Security on the Liberian side of the border with Sierra Leone is provided by the Pakistani contingent based in Tubmanburg.

6. Urges the Government of Liberia, the United Nations system and all States to strengthen their commitment in responding to the humanitarian needs of the Liberian people

A national census of civil servants was conducted by the Governance Reform Commission, in collaboration with the Liberia Institute of Statistics and Geo Information Survey.

Preparations for the 11 October 2005 elections remain on course and the restructuring of the Liberian military is proceeding.

Hence, the financial performance can not be compared with the past years.

The selection panel for the Commission screened 150 candidates nominated by the Liberian public and provided a shortlist of names to Chairman Bryant on 23 September.

The new Liberian army should be realized through an aid programme consisting of 200 million from the United States Government with the help of DynCorp.

In addition, the National Democratic Party of Liberia obtained two seats, while the National Reformation Party and the All Liberian Coalition Party each won a single seat.

The meeting welcomed the successful elections in Liberia and stressed the need for elected officials to remain accountable to the people of Liberia for the proper use of the country's natural and financial resources.

While the indicted former Chairman of the Armed Forces Revolutionary Council (AFRC), Johnny Paul Koroma, remains at large, the Special Court has taken steps with respect to the former President of Liberia, Charles Taylor.

Sanctions were retained in 2002 (resolution 1408 (2002)) and 2003 (resolution 1478 (2003)) and they were extended to establish audit regimes on timber and the Liberian shipping registry (resolution 1408 (2002)).

After several consultations with representatives of civil society, aid agencies, international donors, private entrepreneurs and other stakeholders in Liberia (see annex I), the Panel has reached the conclusions set out below.

According to information given to the Panel by the Ministry of Defence, this aid is contingent on the Liberian Minister of Defence paying out some 16.2 million in demobilization payments and pensions to the former armed forces personnel this has not yet been done.

UNMIL is working closely with UNICEF and the United Nations Population Fund to ensure that those groups of former combatants are fully considered in the Liberian disarmament, demobilization, rehabilitation and reintegration programme.

UNDP is also making efforts to establish linkages between GEMAP and other programming frameworks, such as the Liberia Results Focused Transitional Framework, so as to ensure effective coordination on the ground.

Unless the Security Council decides otherwise, sanctions will remain in force until 21 December 2005, except for the prohibition on the import of Liberian rough diamonds, which will expire on 21 June 2005 (para. 1 (c), resolution 1579 (2004)).