A/HRC/20/35 (a) An unequivocal statement on the vetting process should be issued by the Special Representative of the Secretary-General and the Haitian authorities; (b) A meeting of the High Council of the National Police should be convened to decide on the removal from the ranks of the National Police of Haiti of those officers who are not fit for service in a democratic police force; (c) Vetting should be reaffirmed as a priority for Haiti and the public should be regularly informed of the outcomes of the process and the quantitative and qualitative targets achieved. 103. With regard to the Office of the Ombudsman: (a) The post of Deputy Ombudsman should be established; (b) The Office of the Ombudsman should be allocated a sufficient budget to bring it into conformity with the Paris Principles. 104. With regard to the Human Rights Section of MINUSTAH: (a) A country office of the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights should be established in Haiti to gradually replace the Human Rights Section of MINUSTAH. Economic and social rights 105. With regard to the rule of law: (a) A series of thematic seminars should be held with representatives of the special procedures; (b) Economic recovery should be a constant priority in urban and rural areas; (c) Humanitarian organizations and donors should assess their impact on the local economy in order to ensure sustainable development; (d) Programmes should be introduced to strengthen the economic independence of Haitians; (e) Priority should be given to providing training and support for women in order to develop their economic prospects and increase their economic independence; 106. With regard to the place of rights in reconstruction: (a) Donors and international development agencies should be called upon to create strategies built on a rights-based approach; (b) Vulnerable persons should benefit from special attention; (c) Civil society organizations, in particular those representing women and farmers and those defending vulnerable groups, should be systematically involved in the reconstruction effort; (d) budgets; Gender-specific analyses should be included in reconstruction plans and (e) The reconstruction should facilitate the restoration of a sustainable environment within the framework of more decentralized development, and one which protects people against natural hazards; (f) The reconstruction must be equitable, establishing in particular equality between the richest and the less prosperous regions; 20 GE.12-13208