Proceeding contribution from Lord Lee of Trafford (Liberal Democrat) in the House of Lords on Monday, 1 February 2010. It occurred during Ministerial statement on Afghanistan Conference and Yemen Meeting.
Afghanistan Conference and Yemen Meeting
Perhaps I may follow up an area of questioning from the noble Lord, Lord Howell, which—I say this in the nicest way—I do not think the Minister covered in her response. I refer to the whole area of responding to the more moderate Taliban elements, who we hope will come over to us. Can she say what planning or thought has gone into that? Will there be monitoring stations or similar receiving stations in each province? Who will handle the monitoring of individual Taliban who approach? Will they have to hand over their weapons? Has any thought been given to whether money will be paid out to them immediately or whether it will be phased over a period, and who will then be involved in the subsequent monitoring of the elements of the Taliban who have come over to us?
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- Army Corruption Debts written off International assistance International Monetary Fund Local government Police Peacekeeping operations Politics and government Terrorism Training Security Sanctions Afghanistan Yemen al Qaeda Conferences Taliban
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