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Here you can browse the Minutes of Evidence which were ordered by the House of Commons to be printed 20 March 2001.


TUESDAY 27 FEBRUARY 2001


Members present:


Mr Donald Anderson, in the Chair
Sir Peter EmeryMr John Maples
Mr Eric IllsleyMr Ted Rowlands
Mr Andrew MackinlaySir John Stanley
Sir David MadelDr Phyllis Starkey






CONTENTS

Memorandum submitted by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office on Yugoslavia

Memorandum submitted by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office responding to the Committee's questions on Yugoslavia

Memorandum submitted by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office on the Obligations Towards the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia

Memorandum submitted by Foreign and Commonwealth Office on Depleted Uranium

Memorandum by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office on the situation in the Presevo Valley

Memorandum by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office on the situation in Mitrovica

Memorandum by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office on Operation Trojan

Memorandum by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office on Federal Republic of Yugoslavia: Economy

Annex A

Memorandum by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office on the Stability Pact for South East Europe

Memorandum by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office on the clearance of the Danube



Examination of Witnesses

MR KEITH VAZ, a Member of the House, (Minister of State), MR ALAN CHARLTON, Director, South Eastern Europe, and MR JONATHAN MARSHALL, Head of Section, FRY/Serbia, Eastern Adriatic Department, Foreign and Commonwealth Office, examined.

Question Number

97 - 99

100 - 119

120 - 139

140 - 159

160 - 179

180 - 195



Supplementary memorandum submitted by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office


 
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