UN Security Council
2014

of the United Nations system in the Republic of South Sudan, and support a coherent international approach to achieving peace in the Republic of South Sudan; 7. Endorses the recommendation made by the Secretary-General in his 6 March 2014 report to increase the overall force levels of UNMISS to support its restructured mandate as defined in paragraph 4 of this resolution; 8. Decides that UNMISS will consist of a military component of up to 12,500 troops of all ranks and of a police component, including appropriate Formed Police Units, of up to 1,323 personnel; and that the civilian component will be reduced accordingly to tasks outlined in paragraph 4; requests that the Secretary-General provide detailed information on force generation, restructuring of the UNMISS force, logistical support and enablers, including as part of his regular reports; and requests the Secretary-General to review needs on the ground, and provide an updated assessment of the force’s operations, deployment and future requirements 120 days after this resolution; 9. Requests UNMISS to focus and streamline its activities, across its