A/HRC/44/38 (b) Include civilian protection and adherence to international humanitarian law in approvals and agreements for continued support, sale of and training on armed drones; (c) Adopt a dedicated process of operational end-use monitoring to analyse the outcome of drone strikes and their impact on civilians. 95. Parliaments should: (a) Review procedures for parliamentary scrutiny and oversight to identify and limit specific instances when the deployment of force may not be openly debated; (b) Debate general policies on the use of force, including for purposes of targeted killing, particularly in instances when parliamentary approval has not been secured. 96. Armed groups that use armed drones should abide by international human rights and humanitarian law, including in respect of the prohibition of arbitrary killings under international law, investigate all allegations of violations and produce regular reports tracking drone strikes and casualties. 22