Discuss (a) EXCOM conclusions

The birth and the mandate: created 1950 (the General Assembly's statute — the post-WWII displacement's answer; the predecessors' line: the League's Commissioner (1921), the IRO (1946-52)); the mandate's character: non-political and humanitarian (the statute's discipline — the universality's claim); the elected High Commissioner (the GA's appointee, the five-year terms). The functions (the exam's core list): The international protection — the regime's heart: the 1951-and-Protocol's supervision (the Art 35 duty — the states' cooperation reports); the non-refoulement's promotion (the diplomatic interventions — the good offices); the RSD's conduct (the mandate determinations — the non-state-party contexts, the Nepal practice of Unit 8); the representation (the refugee claimant's international voice); The durable solutions — the three solutions' pursuit (the voluntary repatriation, the local integration, the resettlement — the Unit 8.1 framework's promotion); The assistance-and-operations — the camps' administration (the emergency response); the material assistance (the food-shelter-health-education faces); the mass-influx management (the prima facie registration's support); The soft-law generation — the Handbook (the RSD's guidance), the guidelines (the gender- and-children faces), the EXCOM's conclusions (the 100+ texts — the regime's common law); The expanded mandates — the stateless persons (the 1954-and-1961 conventions' designated role), the IDPs (the cluster system's lead — the conflict-displacement's world), the mixed-movements (the 10-Point Plan's face). The governance: the EXCOM (the executive committee — the member states' annual policy conclusions);…