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Friday, July 13, 2007

MISSION SAYS SOLOMONS NOT READY FOR RE-ARMAMENT

SIBConline News
12:43 hrs
12/07/2007

The Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands, RAMSI is unable to support the Police Commissioner's plans to re-arm certain units in the police force.

Acting Special Coordinator Jonathan Austin told a meeting of civil society groups yesterday that RAMSI believes much more work needs to be done to build the capacity of the Police Force before rearmament can safely take place.

Dr Austin said RAMSI’s position on rearmament has not changed since the Prime Minister told Parliament in February this year that he would not go ahead with rearming the police force.

"We think it's not time to re-arm the police force yet. And the reasons for that are there are still issues, the capacity of the police, the training, the facilities they have, the leadership which they have that needs to be worked through. And there still a lot of concern through the country, we continue to hear from people that they just don't feel, that the time is right yet for the police to re-arm."

Dr Austin said RAMSI had sought clarification from the Government on plans for rearmament following recent media reports. The Special Coordinator and Deputy Special Coordinator had met with the Prime Minister early this month to discuss RAMSI’s concern about the proposed re-arming of the police force.

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