3.6 Adequate and Reasonable Notice Sources If the process of adequate consultation has been completed to the satisfaction of Standard 3.5 and it has been determined that an eviction will take place, those affected must be provided adequate and reasonable notice of the scheduled date for eviction. This notice shall also include the following: A detailed justification for the eviction; That there is an absence of reasonable alternatives to eviction; Information on measures taken and foreseen to minimise the adverse effects of the eviction; • That the final decision reached is subject to administrative and judicial review; • Information on how those affected may access administrative and/or judicial review of the eviction decision. If the date of eviction coincides with the date for resettlement, then at least 90-days’ notice shall be provided. • • • 3.7 ICESCR, art. 11(1) GC VII, para. 15 Basic Principles, paras. 41-42; 56 Identification and Presence of Government Officials Sources Government officials must be present during the entire eviction process, identify themselves to those being evicted and present formal authorisation for the eviction. Those actually carrying out the physical eviction must also be identified and present authorisation. 3.8 ICESCR, art. 11(1) GC VII, para. 15 Basic Principles, para. 45 Time and Condition of Evictions Sources Evictions must not be take place at night, in unsuitable weather, during festivals or religious holidays, prior to elections, or during or prior to school examination periods. ICESCR, art. 11(1) GC VII, para. 15 Basic Principles, para. 49 16  Human Rights in the Rubble