; (ii) ends its control over governmental ministries, including Home Affairs, Defense Affairs, and Border Affairs; and (iii) ceases to operate autonomously from the elected civilian government, by establishing meaningful civilian control over the budgets and policy of both the military and security forces; and (B) the Government of Burma— (i) addresses social and political disenfranchisement and economic conditions in the Burmese state of Rakhine, and throughout the rest of the country, including those faced by the Rohingya people