Assembly/AU/3(XIV) Annex III Page 28 c) 12. Tenure The tenure of members of the Committee on Sanctions shall be two years. d) Mandate 13. The mandate of the Committee shall be to monitor and make recommendations on the implementation of sanctions regimes imposed by the PSC in situations of unconstitutional changes of government. e) Chairmanship 14. The Chairperson and Vice-Chairperson of the Committee shall be appointed for a one-year term by the Peace and Security Council, on the basis of the principle of geographical rotation. f) Rules of Procedure 15. The Committee shall prepare a draft of its own rules of procedure and submit it to the PSC for approval. g) 16. Functions of the Committee The Committee shall perform the following functions: i. monitor the implementation of sanctions measures imposed by the PSC; ii. seek from all Member States, relevant information regarding the actions taken by them to implement effectively the sanctions measures imposed by the PSC and whatever additional information it may consider useful in this regard; iii. examine information regarding alleged violations of sanctions measures imposed by the PSC and recommend appropriate action if necessary; iv. identify individuals and entities to be included in the list for the imposition of targeted sanctions pursuant to the provisions of a PSC communiqué imposing sanctions; v. consider and recommend, upon request, exemptions from sanctions measures as set out in a PSC communiqué. vi. review regularly the list of individuals and entities designated by the PSC, with a view to keeping the list as updated and accurate as possible and to confirm that listing remains appropriate, and to encourage Member States to provide any additional information whenever such information becomes available;