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On 20 September, the Commander of KFOR, Lt.-Gen. Jackson, accepted a statement from the UCK Chief of Staff, General Agim Ceku, that the demilitarisation of the UCK was complete, and as of midnight that night the UCK ceased to wear uniforms and insignia.
Following the completion of the UCK's demilitarisation, the UN Secretary General's Special Representative for Kosovo, Dr Bernard Kouchner, issued a regulation for the establishment of a new Kosovo Protection Corps, or Trupate e Mbrojtjes se Kosoves (TMK) in Serbo Croat, and appointed General Ceku as its Commander. COMKFOR, Lt.-Gen. Jackson, and General Ceku signed an agreement laying down the principles for the TMK.
In a statement made on 21 September, Dr Solana welcomed the establishment of the TMK, which will be a multi-ethnic civilian force and will play an important role in civil emergency planning and reconstruction tasks in Kosovo.