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MISION
Memorandum
1. Ful1 and effeetivc disarmament in accordanee with tbe rdevint WSC rerolutions
remains the imperative objectivc of the international community. Our pnonty
obould be to ichicvt air peacefully tbrough thc inspection regimc The milihry
option should only be a last resort So far, tbe conditions for ushg force against Irrq
art not fulfiUed:
Wile suspicions sin, no evidence has b givm &at Irag still possasa wepm
ction or capabilities in this field;
Inspations have just rrached Iheir ful1 pace; they ue functioning without hin
they have alrcady productd ruults;
le not yet tully satisfanory. hqi co-
chief inrpstors in their last report.
2. The Seenrity Council must step up its effoa to give a real chance to the peactful
settlemeot of the crisis. In thic conterf tbe followuig conditions are of pnramount
importance:
the unity of the Security Council must be presaved;
the pressure tha! is put on Traq must be increased.
3. Tbese conditions caii be met, and our common objective - the veriliable ditumme~t
of Irrq - ean be reaebcd through tbe implemkntstion of tbe following proposals:
A) Cltar program of action for thc inspcctions:
According to resolution 1284, have to submit their pro
of work for approval of the Coun thi3 program of work sh e
spctdcd up, in puticulu thc key rem tasics to be completed by Iraq
pursuant to its obligations to comply with r requirements of resolution
687 (1 991) and otha related resolutions.
g aks shall be dehed accordiog to their degree of priority.
of Iraq for implementation of each task be clcarly debed uid pecise.
Such a c$ew ida~fica~on
of to be completed will obligc Iraq to cooperate
more aetively. It will also provide a clear means for the Council to assess the CO-
operation of Iraq.
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