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Fax from Jonathan Stephens to Roderic Lyne Regarding a Briefing for Brussels Negotiations

Writing Peace: The National Archives of the UK (TNA)

1993-12-10

Encloses a more detailed brief. Stephens offers two possible explanations for the Irish Government "playing hard" at the very end of the Joint Declaration process. The first is that they simply want to see what they can get last minute, the second is that they believe it won't work and so are happy to try their luck. He goes on to state that the British side should stick firm to its key arguments around paragraph 4 and the consent principle.

PREM 19/4264 1993
consent principle downing street declaration ground rules and procedural challenges in the talks framework agreement/framework documents inclusion/exclusion of parties parity of esteem self-determination

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