paragraph 47 (j) above. If the decision is for independence, the withdrawal of all remaining Moroccan troops will begin within 24 hours and will be completed within 6 weeks. The withdrawal will be monitored by the Military Unit of MINURSO. If the decision is for integration with Morocco, the demobilization of any Frente POLISARIO troops who have not returned to take part in the referendum will begin within 24 hours of the proclamation of the result and will be completed within 4 weeks, under the monitoring of the Military Unit of MINURSO. 76. As soon as the results of the referendum have been proclaimed, the Special Representative will begin to reduce United Nations personnel in Western Sahara. The Special Representative and his remaining civilian and military staff will complete their withdrawal as soon as possible after all the tasks assigned to them by the Security Council have been satisfactorily carried out. XIII. COMPOSITION AND TASKS OF THE UNITED NATIONS MISSION FOR THE REFERENDUM IN WESTERN SAHARA 77. The Secretary-General has defined the tasks of the three units (civilian, military and security) that are provided for in the settlement proposals, and which will make up MINURSO, in the light of the responsibilities of the United Nations described above. A, Civilian Unit 78. The Civilian Unit, which is central to the operation, will comprise the office of the Special Representative and his support staff in fields such as administration, legal and legislative matters, questions relating to refugees and political detainees, information and public relations. In addition, a major part of the Civilian Unit will be responsible for the organization and conduct of the referendum. The Unit will consist largely of officials of the United Nations. It is hoped, however, that a significant number of personnel, especially personnel 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the implementation of a political agreement related to Western Sahara, including the withdrawal of troops, demobilization of military personnel, and the organization of a referendum. The language used is formal and bureaucratic, suggesting a focus on international diplomacy and governance.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, International relations