Action does everything in its power to facilitate all aspects of humanitarian work and to follow up on any violations that do occur. The Government of the Sudan will support this committee and strengthen its role. Time frame 2.2 Facilitating access to civilians, including those displaced 2.2.1 In keeping with paragraph 7 of the joint communiqué of Mid-term 2007 between the Government of the Sudan and the United Nations, a high-level joint committee was formed by the two sides to monitor implementation of the agreement set out in that document. The committee is chaired by the Minister for Humanitarian Affairs, the Deputy Special Representative of the Secretary-General and the resident representative for humanitarian affairs. The members are senior representatives from relevant agencies of both sides. The Government of the Sudan, with the cooperation of the United Nations, will monitor the work of this committee and give it a stronger role. Organizing seminars and issuing publications 2.2.2 Many key facilities have been provided to humanitarian workers, including work and travel permits for Darfur. Over 2,500 foreigners working in Darfur benefit from these facilities. The Government of the Sudan will provide details on the following assistance requested from the international community: Mid-term Needs of the Sudan - Means of transport According to the World Food Programme report issued in February 2007, the rate of coverage for affected persons in Darfur is 98 per cent. - Communications equipment A/HRC/5/6 page 64 Para.