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Sector JMCs. There shall be five Sector JMCs, to be established by the Chairman of the JMC in consultation with the Parties.  The Sector JMCs shall be co-chaired by senior military officers of the Parties. They shall be responsible for observing and reporting compliance with and resolving disputes concerning implementation of the Cease-fire Agreement in their designated sectors. They shall also be responsible for submitting periodic status reports to the Central JMC. The Sector JMCs shall refer disputes to the Central JMC if they cannot resolve the dispute.  Joint Observer Teams: Joint Observer Teams are composed of two members (one from each Party) for the purpose of conducting joint patrols within the Sector JMC’s assigned area of responsibility and observing and reporting on alleged violations of the Cease-fire Agreement.  Operations Team: The Operations Teams of the Sector JMCs shall plan and coordinate all JMC activities within their assigned area of responsibility, including those of the Joint Observer Teams. They shall prepare periodic situation reports for submission to the Central JMC.
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