PSC/MIN/Comm.(XLVI) Page 3 over whom it has influence and ensure that these militias refrain from all attacks, harassment and intimidation, • the Justice and Equality Movement (JEM) and the Sudan Liberation Movement/Army (SLM/A) provide AMIS with the required information to enable it determine clearly the sites occupied by the forces on the ground, ensure the security of commercial activities in the areas occupied by their forces and, regarding specifically the SLM/A, withdraw its forces from contentious areas such as Graida, v) Urges the parties to cooperate fully with AMIS and to do all in their power to guarantee the safety of the members of the Mission to enable it to effectively discharge its mandate and guarantee AMIS and the humanitarian agencies unrestricted access, vi) Urges the parties, pending the conclusion of a peace agreement, to contain the ever-deteriorating security situation on the ground by agreeing to the enhanced Humanitarian Ceasefire Agreement proposed to them by the AU-led Mediation Team, which, among others, provides for the strengthening of the mandates of the existing Ceasefire and Joint Commissions, vii) In the interim, authorizes the AU Commission to convene an emergency Joint Commission meeting in Addis Ababa, to be chaired by the Special Representative of the Chairperson of the Commission to the Sudan, to further deliberate on the precarious security situation and take the necessary and appropriate measures against any party that is found responsible for the escalation of violence and tension in Darfur, viii) Appeals to the international community to continue to provide humanitarian assistance to the affected population in Darfur, as well as to the refugees and host communities in Chad, ix) Urges the Government of the Sudan and the rebel movements, to cooperate with the Office of the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC) as called for by UN Security Council Resolution 1593 (2005) of 31 March 2005 and to take all necessary steps to combat impunity to ensure lasting peace and reconciliation in Darfur, and requests the Commission to cooperate with the ICC, c) In order to effectively address the crisis in the relations between Chad and Sudan, Council: i) Urges the Government of Chad and Sudan to fully implement the commitments made and to facilitate the work of the existing mechanisms that have been agreed upon in the Declaration and Agreement signed in Tripoli in February 2006. Council endorses the Tripoli Declaration and the Agreement,