The Ulster Unionist Party (UUP), in a memo dated 24 February 1997, addressed to the Independent Chairman's Office, outlines their stance on additional confidence-building measures. They propose that the Liaison subcommittee (LSC) should act as the intermediary between the Plenary and the International Disarmament Commission regarding decommissioning modalities. The UUP suggests that structural confidence-building issues, such as policing and emergency provisions legislation, should be handled within the Strand discussions, while non-substantive, day-to-day issues could be referred to the Talks Business Committee to determine their suitability for Plenary negotiations or the Forum. The memo also emphasizes the importance of the Forum as a public platform for addressing day-to-day concerns and stresses the necessity for all participants to be genuinely committed to pursuing their political objectives through exclusively peaceful means.
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