A/HRC/10/58 page 17 the issue of impunity. The Congolese Government, with the active assistance of the international community, must be prepared to deal with this issue in a forceful manner to discourage those who would resort to violence to gain or keep political and economic influence. Following the successful holding of a series of free and fair elections in the country in the recent past, Congolese citizens held high expectations that their lives would noticeably improve. These expectations must not be let down. B. Recommendations 61. The High Commissioner for Human Rights recommends that: (a) The Government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo: (i) Enhance the efficiency of, and increase transparency over, the collection of state resources and prioritize the allocation of these resources to further the realization of human rights; (ii) Increase financial means for the professionalization of state services, in particular through training and awareness-raising on the constitutional mandate of army officials in the context of the Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration process and of police officers in the context of the Security Sector Reform process; (iii) Further implement the circulars issued by the Minister of Defense and the Minister of Interior on the establishment of follow-up committees for human rights violations committed by members of the FARDC and PNC, in particular in those provinces where the committees are not yet fully operational; encourage a constructive dialogue between all members of these committees; and take measures to enable a better follow-up for cases of violations involving senior officers; (iv) Give priority to enacting legislation establishing a credible and independent national human rights commission; (v) Enable the judiciary to fulfill its constitutional role in full independence, inter alia through the strengthening of the Conseil Supérieur de la Magistrature and the payment of adequate salaries for magistrates; (vi) Ensure that the UNJHRO has access to all prisons and detention centers in accordance with MONUC’s mandate and with the presidential directive dated 5 July 2005 instructing all security forces, intelligence services and judicial authorities to provide MONUC human rights officers with unhindered access to detention facilities throughout the country, including those administered by the ANR and the Republican Guard; (vii) Further the fight against impunity for international crimes in cooperation with the ICC by taking all necessary measures to execute arrest warrants