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On 18 October, Chairman Bryant released the list of nine approved commissioners.

Chairman Bryant also urged Government officials to cooperate with the ECOWAS team.

On 17 December 2004, Chairman Bryant signed the Electoral Reform Bill into law.

His Excellency Mr. Charles Gyude Bryant, Chairman of the National Transitional Government of the Republic of Liberia

His Excellency Mr. Charles Gyude Bryant, Chairman of the National Transitional Government of the Republic of Liberia

In a positive development, the revised draft rape law was formally presented to Chairman Bryant on 27 July.

Meanwhile, on 23 March, Chairman Bryant signed into law the act establishing the Independent National Commission on Human Rights.

The concession review committee's results and recommendations will then be forwarded to Chairman Bryant, and the Government will act accordingly.

Despite pronouncements by Chairman Bryant and the Special Representative of the Secretary General demanding that the squatters vacate the park, people have not left.

Thus far, the General Audit Office has submitted to Chairman Bryant the audit reports of the foreign travel account and the Liberian National Police.

On 12 July, Chairman Bryant approved a new uniforms policy and rank structure, which was essential for the structural reorganization of the police force.

During the reporting period, the Chairman of the National Transitional Government of Liberia, Charles Gyude Bryant, approved a new structure for the Special Security Service.

In September, Chairman Bryant signed into law the Act creating the Public Procurement and Concessions Commission, which contains provisions aimed at improving government procurement procedures.

Recently, Chairman Gyude Bryant, Chair of the National Transitional Government of Liberia, signed both Optional Protocols to the Convention on the Rights of the Child.

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.

At its 4981st meeting, held on 3 June 2004, the Council was addressed by the Chairman of the National Transitional Government of Liberia, Charles Gyude Bryant.

The latter held weekly meetings, chaired by Chairman Bryant, to review the progress made in the peace process and to address emerging issues in a coordinated manner.

Mr. Bryant The people of Liberia extend their profound thanks to the United Nations for its continued assistance in dealing with the challenges that our country has faced.

On 9 February, Chairman Bryant endorsed the draft legislation for the establishment of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, which was also provided for in the Comprehensive Peace Agreement.

The Co Chairperson (Sweden) The Assembly will now hear an address by His Excellency Mr. Charles Gyude Bryant, Chairman of the National Transitional Government of the Republic of Liberia.

On 15 May, Chairman Bryant signed an executive order declaring that the demobilization and retirement process for members of the former Armed Forces of Liberia would commence on 31 May.

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The Governance Reform Commission, which leadership Chairman Bryant appointed soon after his inauguration has been empanelled and identified four major priority areas for its work namely civil service, constitutional, judicial and land reforms.

Furthermore, on 17 November, the National Transitional Legislative Assembly adopted a resolution, which had been vetoed by Chairman Bryant, authorizing Assembly members to retain official vehicles upon the expiration of their tenure in office.

During his visit to the south eastern region, from 22 February to 3 March, Chairman Bryant also nominated Superintendents and Assistant Superintendents for Grand Gedeh, Grand Kru, River Cess, River Gee, Sinoe and Maryland counties.

Furthermore, ECOWAS, with the agreement of the Chairman of the National Transitional Government of Liberia, Charles Gyude Bryant, decided to dispatch a team of investigators to look into allegations of corruption within the National Transitional Government.

The agreement was attested to by the Minister of Justice and Attorney General, Kabineh Ja'neh, and approved by the Deputy Chairman of the National Transitional Government of Liberia, Wesley Johnson, in place of the Chairman, Charles Gyude Bryant.

The Special Representative of the Secretary General has publicly and in letters warned both Mr. Bryant and his predecessor, President Blah, against amnesty for war crimes, crimes against humanity and serious violations of human rights and humanitarian law.

The inauguration of Charles Gyude Bryant as Chairman of the National Transitional Government of Liberia on 14 October 2003 was followed by the swearing in, on 23 March 2004, of a 21 member cabinet of the National Transitional Government.

An implementation and monitoring committee for the RFTF has been established, headed by Charles Bryant, with members drawn from the National Transitional Government, UNMIL, the World Bank, UNDP and relevant stakeholders to monitor the overall implementation of the goals.

On 12 July, following allegations of fraud at the Bureau of Maritime Affairs, the Chairman of the National Transitional Government, Charles Gyude Bryant, suspended the Commissioner of the Bureau and dismissed the representative of Liberia to the International Maritime Organization.

In his statement, Mr. Bryant called for the Council to lift the prohibitions on the import of diamonds, round logs and timber products from Liberia in the light of the need to revive the country's economy and create jobs for ex combatants.

During his visit in April, he brokered a rapprochement between Chairman Bryant and the speaker of the National Transitional Legislative Assembly, as a result of which the Assembly commenced confirming nominees to 81 assistant, ministerial and other positions in the Transitional Government.

The Chairman of the National Transitional Government of Liberia, Charles Gyude Bryant, also directed all government agencies, with the exception of the Bureau of Immigration and Customs, to vacate the Freeport in Monrovia in order to eliminate the payment of tips and fees to the agents of several ministries so as to stabilize the prices of basic commodities.