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Session 12474: 1991-05-08 07:00:00

Conclusions from bilateral meetings on 7 May and 8 May are considered and compiled by the Chairman before being presented to the other delegations.

Northern Ireland Brooke/Mayhew Talks 1991-1992

Office of the Strand 1 Chairman (British Government Delegation)

Session 12474: 1991-05-08 07:00:00

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Conclusions of Meeting with the Unionist Delegations on 8 May at 11.53am

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Conclusions of Meeting with the Unionist Delegations on 8 May at 11.53am

Clarification of Unionist Position:

- Any meeting in Dublin would have to be during strand three because it would only be at that stage that the Unionists would have a clear impression of the Irish Government's attitude to Articles 2 and 3 and other important matters.

- An agreement among the parties would only be possible if there was also agreement on a new Anglo-Irish Agreement. The Unionist might be part of these discussions with the Irish Government.

- Unionists maintain that Secretary of State, as convenor of the Talks, should also be the host.

- The only remaining solution seemed to be to hold the talks outside the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland.

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