Select Committee on Foreign Affairs Written Evidence


Letter to the Parliamentary Relations and Devolution Team, Foreign and Commonwealth Office, from the Clerk of the Committee, 11 March 2005

  Following cancellation of the evidence session with Baroness Symons, Donald Anderson has asked me to write with a few questions to which the Committee hopes it will be possible to give a swift response.

Iraq

  What steps has the United Kingdom taken to engage with Iran and Syria on their role in relation to Iraq, and with what results?

  What steps has the United Kingdom and the international community taken to prevent a serious escalation in tension in Kirkuk?

  Has the United Kingdom provided Turkey with assurances over the territorial integrity of Iraq?

North Africa

  What progress has been made towards a memorandum of understanding to allow extraditions from the United Kingdom to countries in the Maghreb?

  I look forward to hearing from you as soon as possible. As you know, the Committee intends in the present circumstances to proceed with its Report before Easter. A reply by the middle of next week would allow us to make use of your answers in the Committee's Report.

Steve Priestley

Clerk of the Committee

11 March 2005





 
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