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Session 11647: 1992-07-01 16:05:00

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Northern Ireland Brooke/Mayhew Talks 1991-1992

Business Committee Strand 1

Session 11647: 1992-07-01 16:05:00

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Talks Statement (1 July 1992)

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[Editor's Note: Unfortunately, we do not have the text of this draft. This is the final text of the document, as amended in Plenary, which we have included for information.]

TALKS STATEMENT

The Secretary of State and Mr Hanley held a number of meetings with the party leaders.

There was a plenary meeting in the afternoon. The Secretary of State announced that, after consultation, he was formally proposing the launch of the later strands of the talks.

In the light of points made by the Secretary of State during consultation and in plenary, the party leaders indicated that they accepted the proposal.

It is understood that the Irish Government has also accepted the proposal.

The Secretary of State is informing Sir Ninian Stephen, to whom the convening of the opening meeting of Strand 2 now falls.

1 July 1992

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