- Northern Ireland International Body on Arms Decommissioning 1995-1996 Summary Statistics
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Northern Ireland International Body on Arms Decommissioning 1995-1996
The International Body on Arms Decommissioning was appointed as part of the twin-track process. It was led by the people who would later become the Independent Chairmen of the 1996-1998 peace talks. They produced the Mitchell report, which set out, amongst other recommendations, a list of principles which all parties signed up to as the basis for the talks.
Cite as: Harriet Carter, Ruth Murray, Ian McBride and Nicholas P. S. Cole, Northern Ireland International Body on Arms Decommissioning 1995-1996, Quill Project at Pembroke College (Oxford, 2024).
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Sources:
3 historical records used for this dataset.
Process:
2 committees met in 25 sessions. Average 8.333333333333334 sessions each.
Dates from Wednesday, 15 February 1995 to Monday, 22 January 1996.
People:
24 people in 12 voting delegations.
Top 5 most active people are:
- George Mitchell (27 events)
- Harri Holkeri (27 events)
- John de Chastelain (26 events)
- The Staff (6 events)
- Martha Pope (0 events)
Summary of person events:
- 4
join a committee. -
leave a committee. -
elections to a position.
Procedures:
procedural motions considered.
Summary of procedural events:
-
procedural motion proposed. -
motions debated.
Documents:
1 documents considered with 27 amendments presented.
Summary of document events:
- 1
new documents created. -
documents passed from another committee. - 27
amendments to a document proposed. - 3
debates on a proposal.
Decisions:
28 number of decisions made.
Summary of decision made:
- 26
proposals adopted. - 1
proposals rejected. - 1
proposals referred to another committee. -
debate of a proposal postponed. -
proposal dropped from discussion without a formal vote. -
some other decision on a proposal.