discipline unruly members so that their violent tendencies will not be considered as having been performed or sanctioned by the party. NATIONAL PEACE AND RECONCILIATION COMMISSION (NPRC) 11.2. In line with its Constitutional mandate, the NPRC must come up with strategies for prevention of conflict in communities through early detection of potential conflicts, programmes for promoting peace as well as facilitation of a conciliatory approach to disputes. The NPRC should also ensure that persons subjected to political violence receive rehabilitative treatment and support. THE GENERAL PUBLIC OF ZIMBABWE 11.3. That in as much as Section 67 of the Constitution guarantees political rights, these rights must be exercised peacefully without endangering the public at large. Citizens of Zimbabwe are reminded to exercise their rights in a manner that is consistent with the Constitution as every right comes with responsibility. COUNCILLORS AND OTHER ELECTED OFFICIALS 11.4. Councilors and elected officials should at all times desist from inciting violence and making inflammatory statements. Councillors and other elected officials should act in an exemplary manner and in compliance with the law by desisting from convening unsanctioned meetings in violation of the Public Order and Security Act [Chapter 11:17 since these can be triggers of violence. ZANU-PF and MDC-T 11.5. Political parties should enforce their codes of conduct and take disciplinary action against its members who perpetrate violence during both intra- party and interparty conflicts. Page 13 of 13