This addendum extends the Cessation of Hostilities Agreement between the Government of Uganda and the LRA/M until the ceasefire comes into force.    

This agreement provides for the implementation of a Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration (DDR) process in accordance with the Implementation Schedule of the Final Peace Agreement. This process will have to carried out in conformity with UN IDDRS. The agreement entails special provisions for children, youth and women. The Ceasefire monitoring team (CMT) will be responsible for its implementation.

This agreement describes the monitoring and implementation mechanisms of the Final Peace Agreement. Those mechanisms entail an Oversight Forum and a Joint Liaison Group, supported by the chief mediator. A transitional period of one month shall start immediately after the signing of the Final Peace Agreement.

The agreement addresses the 2007 post-presidential election crisis. It is built on the principles of power-sharing among coalition partners in government. To this aim the parties agree to enact the 2008 National Accord and Reconciliation Act, specifying principles concerning the authority of the prime minister, coalition members, cabinet, and parliament.

In this agreement the Government of the Republic of Uganda and the Lord's Resistance Army/Movement (LRA/M) agreed to a permanent ceasefire ending all hostilities and violent acts. The ceasefire agreement delineates responsibilities of the and provides a clear monitoring mechanism. It also provides for measures to be taken in case of violations.    

This annexure sets out a framework that will allow for the implementation of accountability and reconciliation provisions of the principal agreement. It establishes a body in charge of inquiring past atrocities, and a special division of the High Court of Uganda, to deal with serious crimes. It also entails reparations and other transitional justice provisions.