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Session 12607: 1991-05-16 09:00:00

This session is created to model an exchange of letters between the Secretary of State and the Joint Unionist delegation on 16 and 17 May 1991.

Northern Ireland Brooke/Mayhew Talks 1991-1992

British-Unionist Talks

Session 12607: 1991-05-16 09:00:00

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Bilateral Exchange Of Letters: Letter From Tony Pawson To Unionist Leaders 17 May 1991

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[Editor's Note: This letter is written on headed paper from 'The Private Secretary' in the Northern Ireland Office. The salutation and signature are by hand. The copy on file is a poor photocopy.]

Rt Hon J H Molyneaux JP MP

& Rev Dr I R K Paisley MP MEP

17th May 1991

Dear Mr Molyneaux and Dr Paisley,

The Secretary of State has received the memorandum you sent to him earlier today. He has asked me say that he will now initiate the further consultations with the other participants which he has previously said would be necessary.

It is clear to him that it will not be possible to hold a plenary session of the first strand of the talks on Monday (20 May). I will be advising the other parties to this effect. He is hoping to see them on Monday morning, and he would, therefore, be grateful if you were to be available in Parliament Buildings on Monday afternoon for a possible discussion with him.

Yours sincerely,

Tony Pawson

A J D Pawson

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