British and Irish Governments' proposed agenda for Strand One, Strand Two, and Strand Three | Quill

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This collection was catalogued and the metadata was recorded by Antoine Yenk. The cover photograph is copyright Daphne Trimble, used with permission.

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The document outlines a proposed agenda for discussions on three key strands of issues related to the Northern Ireland peace process. The first strand focuses on the requirements for new relationships within Northern Ireland, including constitutional positions, institutional arrangements, and cross-community confidence. The second strand addresses relationships within the island of Ireland, covering identity, allegiance, and cooperation in various sectors such as economic development and security. The third Strand Onenvolves opening presentations by the two governments, mechanisms for political party involvement, examination of conflict causes, and principles for new arrangements, including constitutional issues and rights protection, with all strands culminating in reports to the plenary session.

strand one strand two strand three executive authority north/south cooperation british–irish intergovernmental conference

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25

1996

Lever Arch File 03

119 1991 - 1997

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