text: directly concerned with the organization and conduct of the referendum, will be made available by Governments at the Secretary-General's request. English Page 23 B. Securitv Unit 79. The Security Unit will be made up of civil police. Their task will be: (a) To ensure tranquillity and maintain law and order in the vicinity of, and at, voter registration offices and polling stations, to ensure that no person is denied entry for the purposes of registration or voting and, when specifically SO ordered, to maintain order at other locations where activities in connection with the referendum, under MINURSO auspices or authority, are taking place; (b) To monitor the activities of the existing police forces so as to ensure that they are acting in strict accordance with the settlement proposals and the present implementation plan, which are intended to secure the organisation of a free and fair referendum without military or administrative constraints and to prevent any possibility of intimidation or interference from any quarter. 80. The Security Unit will be commanded by a Police Commissioner appointed by the Secretary-General. The members of the Unit will be provided by Governments, at the request of the Secretary-General, Its terms of reference, which will be drawn up on the authority of the Secretary-General, will define the circumstances under whidh members of the Civil Police Unit may in the course of their duties take offenders into custody, and the procedures to be followed thereafter. The terms of reference will also spell out the monitoring responsibility of members of the Security Unit and the procedures they are to follow in submitting the details of any infractions involved to the Special Representative for action. C. Militarv Unit 81. The tasks of the Military Unit will be: (a) To monitor the cease-fire; (b) To verify the agreed reduction in troops; 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the organization and conduct of a referendum, which is a political event. It mentions the presence of civil police and military units, which suggests a focus on maintaining order and security. The text also mentions the Secretary-General and the Special Representative, which implies an international organization or authority is involved.