The Presidential Transition Council (PTC) announced via a communiqué that it held a working session with the senior leadership of the Haitian National Police (PNH) to discuss the deployment of the Multinational Security Support Mission, which is expected to take place at the end of May. The PTC emphasized that the PNH "will have overall control regarding the operations of this mission on the ground."

"The Presidential Transition Council had a very fruitful working session on Tuesday, May 21, 2024, with the high command of the Haitian National Police. This meeting provided an opportunity for the PTC to engage with the Director General and the hierarchy of the police institution about the operationalization of the Multinational Security Support Mission. Haiti, through the Haitian National Police, will have overall control regarding the operations of this mission on the ground. This includes the composition, objectives, rules of engagement, and health monitoring of the troops, all of which will be coordinated and supervised by Haitian police authorities," the communiqué stated. "It is worth noting that the Multinational Security Support Mission, established by UN Security Council Resolution 2699, is expected to be deployed in Haiti before the end of May," the communiqué added.