1. In the preamble, the Indonesian government and GAM accept

1. In the preamble, the Indonesian government and GAM accept Nanggro Aceh Darussalam special autonomy law and use it as starting point to a democratic, all-inclusive dialog involving all elements of Acehnese society. Both sides share the common objective to meet the Acehnese people's aspirations to live in security with dignity, peace, prosperity and justice. They also agree to a process that leads to an election in 2004 and the subsequent establishment of a democratically elected government.

2. Feb. 9, 2003, GAM starts placing weapons and arms at designated places while the Indonesian Military relocates to defense positions and National Police reformulates Mobile Brigade personnel to ordinary police. The Joint Security Committee (JSC) identifies and prepares locations of conflict to be designated as peace zones. Demilitarized zones, which will be monitored by tripartite monitoring teams, will be the focus of initial humanitarian, rehabilitation and reconstruction assistance. Civil society has the right to supply JSC with input.

3. JSC has the function to formulate the process of the implementation of the agreement, monitor security, investigate any security violations and take appropriate action, and impose sanctions against violators and ensure that no paramilitary force is formed to replace the Mobile Brigade.

4. Both sides agree to hold an all-inclusive dialog in a safe and free manner under the Henry Dunant Centre's facilitation.