UNMIN child protection advisers aim to make sure that Nepal's peace process works for children and at least those children at risk do not suffer reverses as a result of a peace that is unjust or insufficiently inclusive. This mandate is carried out by monitoring, investigation and reporting, making mission staff aware of children's needs in peace processes, and using ceasefire monitoring mechanisms (such as the Joint Monitoring Coordination Committee) to address accountability for violations of children's rights. UNMIN's mandate is focused on providing technical support for the Constituent Assembly (CA) election; and monitoring the management of arms and armies including chairing the JMCC. This means that UNMIN's Child Protection Section.