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IAEA activities since the resumption of inspections.
The resumption of inspections on 27 November, well in advance of the 45-day deadline set in resolution 1441(2002), was noted.
We were able to make arrangements for the resumption of inspections in Iraq.
Since the resumption of inspections on 27 November 2002, IAEA has conducted 139 inspections at 106 sites, including two Presidential sites.
II. Activities of the International Atomic Energy Agency since the resumption of inspections.
IAEA has conducted many interviews since the resumption of inspections, some in the form of group interviews.
The Iraqi side said that, in principle,it agreed about the need to have such discussions in detail prior to the resumption of inspections.
For the period from the establishment of UNMOVIC until the resumption of inspections in November 2002, reliance had to be placed on such sources as overhead imagery, published material, suppliers and intelligence.
To this end, the Government of the Republic of Iraq is ready to discuss the practical arrangements necessary for the immediate resumption of inspections.
My country supports the immediate resumption of inspections by United Nations inspectors and by the International Atomic Energy Agency(IAEA) in Iraq, as well as the resumption of inspections by the IAEA in the People's Republic of Korea.
The Foreign Minister has also indicated that his Government is ready to discuss the practical arrangements necessary for the immediate resumption of inspections.
It was stressed that,just as unity in the Council would be important to facilitate the resumption of inspections, so unity will be necessary, once inspections resume, for the effective implementation of the mandate of UNMOVIC in accordance with the Council's resolutions.
During our recent meeting in Vienna,we discussed practical arrangements that are prerequisites for the resumption of inspections in Iraq by UNMOVIC and the IAEA.
Australia strongly supports the resumption of inspections and looks to Iraq to cooperate fully with IAEA inspectors and those of the United Nations Monitoring, Verification and Inspection Commission(UNMOVIC) in achieving the complete implementation of relevant Security Council resolutions.
It further included an agenda item calling for the joint discussion of practical arrangements, including logistics,related to the resumption of inspections.
It also set out time lines for the resumption of inspections in Iraq and the requirement that Iraq make, within 30 days of the date of the resolution, a currently accurate, full and complete declaration of all aspects of its programmes for weapons of mass destruction and the means for their delivery, as well as of programmes claimed to be for non-weapon purposes in the chemical, biological and nuclear fields.
The first inspection is scheduled for 27 November, well in advance of the 45-day time limit set out in resolution 1441(2002) for the resumption of inspections.
The College welcomed the intention of the Executive Chairman, during the forthcoming talks with Iraq,to focus on Iraq's acceptance of the practical arrangements necessary for the resumption of inspections in accordance with the relevant Security Council resolutions and agreements.
The opening of the session coincided with the announcement, in a letter dated 16 September addressed to the Secretary-General(S/2002/1034, annex) by the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Iraq, that the Government of Iraq had decided to allow the return of the United Nations weapons inspectors without conditions andthat the Iraqi side was ready to discuss the practical arrangements necessary for the resumption of inspections.
As noted in the Commission's previous report(S/2002/606), the UNMOVIC College of Commissioners had welcomed the intention of the Chairman, during the Vienna round of talks,to focus on acceptance by Iraq of the practical arrangements needed for the resumption of inspections in accordance with the relevant Security Council resolutions and agreements so as to help avoid disputes and misunderstandings during the start and operation of UNMOVIC inspections. .
Account was subsequently taken of the information supplied by Iraq in its declaration of 7 December 2002 andother documents it provided prior to and after the resumption of inspections.
The Ministers for Foreign Affairs of Central America and the Dominican Republic, in noting this problem, urge the Government of Iraq to comply with all the resolutions of the United Nations Security Council and, in particular,to authorize the resumption of inspections by the United Nations Special Commission(UNSCOM)of all the sites and locations required by its mandate.
In the continued absence of inspections in Iraq, UNMOVIC has stepped up its efforts to utilize other sources of information both to augment its assessments and to plan for the resumption of inspections.
That meeting, which followed the first comments made by Mr. Blix and Mr. ElBaradei to the Council on 19 December 2002on the Iraqi declaration, was part of the more frequent reporting to the Council on the resumption of inspections in Iraq after the adoption of resolution 1441 2002.
In a letter dated 16 September addressed to the Secretary-General(S/2002/1034, annex), the Foreign Minister of Iraq stated that his Government had decided to allow the return of the United Nations weapons inspectors without conditions andthat the Iraqi side was ready to discuss the practical arrangements necessary for the resumption of inspections.
It reaffirmed the view that it had expressed at its session held in May 2002,that any talks held with Iraq prior to such invitation should focus on the acceptance by Iraq of the practical arrangements necessary for the resumption of inspections in accordance with the relevant Security Council resolutions and agreements.
On that basis, talks were held in Vienna, on 30 September and 1 October 2002, between representatives of Iraq on the one hand and IAEA and UNMOVIC on the other,on practical arrangements necessary for the resumption of inspections.
Following this declaration, the Executive Chairman and the Director General of IAEA met with an Iraqi team headed by General Amer Al-Sa'adi in Vienna on 30 September and 1 October andexamined the practical arrangements required for the resumption of inspections in accordance with the governing Security Council resolutions.
Following receipt of the letter of 16 September 2002 from the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Iraq to the Secretary-General(S/2002/1034, annex) conveying the decision of Iraq to allow the return of the United Nations weapons inspectors without conditions, the Executive Chairman of UNMOVIC and I held talks with the Iraqi authorities on 30 September and1 October 2002 in Vienna on practical arrangements for the resumption of inspections.
On behalf of the Non-Aligned Movement(NAM), I have the honour to refer to the agreement reached in Vienna on 1 October 2002 between the Government of Iraq, the United Nations Monitoring,Verification and Inspection Commission(UNMOVIC) and the International Atomic Energy Agency(IAEA) on the practical arrangements necessary for the immediate resumption of inspections in accordance with the provisions of the relevant Security Council resolutions.