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Defence Portfolio Budget Statements
2001-02

Section 2
Results for Government as Defence's Customer

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PEACEKEEPING, HUMANITARIAN AND OTHER SECURITY OPERATIONS

Table 2.1.1: Peacekeeping and Humanitarian Assistance

OPERATION	PERFORMANCE
Mazurka 1992 - Continuing Forces ADF	The ADF provides personnel to the Multinational Force and Observers to monitor security arrangements in the Sinai.
Coracle 1994 - Continuing Forces Army	Engineering personnel provide training to de-mining staff as part of the United Nations force in Mozambique.
Paladin 1995 - Continuing Forces Army	Army personnel operate as part of the United Nations Truce Supervisory Organisation. This force of unarmed military observers supervises, observes and reports on the various cease-fire arrangements, truces and peace treaties that have been negotiated since 1948 between Israel and Arab nations.
Osier March 1997 - Continuing Forces Army	Army personnel are deployed as part of the Stabilisation Force in Bosnia-Herzegovina and Croatia, and the Kosovo Force in Kosovo. In both cases, personnel serve as individuals attached to United Kingdom forces.
Belisi II⁽¹⁾ April 1998 - Continuing Forces ADF	Australia leads the regional Peace Monitoring Group to monitor and report on the maintenance of the cease-fire on Bougainville. Contributions include tri-Service specialist medical, logistic, communications and transport capabilities necessary for the deployment of the Peace Monitoring Group.
Tanager⁽²⁾ February 2000 - Continuing Forces ADF	Australia continues to provide forces in support of the United Nations Transitional Administration in East Timor.
Trek November 2000 - Continuing Forces ADF	This operation is the ADF contribution to supporting the International Peace Monitoring Team deployed to the Solomon Islands in support of the cease-fire agreement.
Pomelo January 2001 - Continuing Forces Army	Army personnel are deployed to support the United Nations Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea.
Husky January 2001 - Continuing Forces Army	Army personnel are deployed to support the International Military Assistance Training Team in Sierra Leone. Personnel serve as individuals attached to United Kingdom forces.

Note

Operation Belisi II was erroneously reported in the Portfolio Additional Estimates Statements 2000-01 as commencing in November 1997. Belisi I commenced in November 1997 and ceased in March 1998. Belisi II commenced in April 1998 and is continuing. This will be corrected in the Defence Annual Report 2000-01.
Operation Tanager was erroneously reported in the Portfolio Additional Estimates Statements 2000-01 as commencing in 1999.

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