; and (G) take consistent steps to promote additional transitional justice measures. I Strategy 101. Strategy requirement (a) Report Not later than 60 days after the date of the enactment of this Act, the President shall submit its strategy for United States engagement in Afghanistan to the appropriate congressional committees. (b) Elements The strategy required under subsection (a) shall include detailed information on specific steps to be taken to support the following objectives: (1) A negotiated political resolution to the conflict in Afghanistan in which the Taliban renounces violence, breaks ties to international terrorism, and accepts Afghan constitutional provisions, including those which safeguard human rights. (2) Progress toward the withdrawal of United States forces that is based on clearly stipulated conditions and an articulation of those conditions. (3) A democratic, accountable, and inclusive Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan chosen in regular, inclusive, credible, and transparent electoral processes. (4) Effective, accountable, and sustainable Afghan National Security and Defense Forces that are able to disrupt and degrade the activities of al Qa’ida, Islamic State, and other terrorist groups in Afghanistan. (5) Judicial and civilian law enforcement institutions that uphold the rule of law and ensure accountability for official acts of corruption and violations of human rights. (6) Regional diplomatic efforts to promote the long-term stabilization of Afghanistan and end safe haven for proxy forces. (c) Implementation (1) Combat operations In implementing the strategy required under this section, Federal agencies may not— (A) employ private security contractors to conduct combat operations, including offensive actions and combat-enabling support to operations, inside Afghanistan