to determine their location; (d) negotiate and agree adjustments to the contracts; (e) negotiate and commence new contracts for essential medical supplies; (f) transfer unencumbered funds between accounts created in Resolution 986 to ensure the delivery of humanitarian supplies; (g) use additional funds to compensate suppliers for additional costs; (h) meet further operational and administrative costs resulting from the adjusted Programme; (i) use funds in the accounts to purchase locally produced goods. Additional activities would be authorised when the situation in the country improved and further funds would be made available. All applications made outside the Oil-for-Food Programme would be reviewed by the Committee of the Security Council established in Resolution 661, which would also monitor the new provisions in the current resolution. The new provisions would remain in effect for 45 days, subject to further renewal. Meanwhile, all concerned parties were called upon to allow unimpeded access by international humanitarian organisations to the people of Iraq and promote their safety and freedom of movement and that of the United Nations personnel. See also Gulf War Invasion of Kuwait Iraq sanctions List of United Nations Security Council Resolutions 1401 to 1500 (2002–2003) Iraq War References External links Text of the Resolution at undocs.org 1472 2003 in Iraq 1472