, my personal assessment is that minustah is in the best position they have ever been and to work withously, to continue to provide a safe and secure environment. worst-case obviously being able to react to demonstrations etc.. he even with a lot of dire predictions of violent demonstrations, we haven't seen them materialize, but nevertheless, my relationship with the u.n. forces there and minustah reassured me that the commanders there are doing everything they can to maintain a secure environment. they are paying attention to all the things that we would expect them to pay attention to. they have built up a number of forces there, but given the fact that the haitian national police are still very much in a stage of trying to establish sufficient capacity that you would need for a police force and much less a national police force to secure the streets of port-au-prince let alone the rest of the country, they need a lot of help and they are going to need to continue to get this help for years to come because in my view, that long-term solution to security and haiti is the establishmen

what is in place right now seri wise and how strong do you see that minustah force a other as kind ofsecurity? >> okay. there are no softball questions here, that is for sur. with respect to the poential for unrest and political violence tt has long plagued hai over the years, i think minustah, my personal assessment is that minuah is in the best position they have ever en and to work with the government of haiti, the haiti national police andthers obviously, to continue to provide a safe and secure environment. worst-case obviously being able to react to demonstrations et.. he even witha lot of dire predictions of violent demonstrations, we haven't seen materialize, but nevertheless, my relationship with the u.n. forces there and minustah reassured me that the mmanders there a doing everything they can to maintain a secure environment. they are paying attention to all the things that wewould expect them to pay attentioto. they have buil up a number of forces there, but given the fact that the haitian national police are still very much in a stage of trying to establish sufficnt capac