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IMMEDIATE

Distribution Attached

MOTION FOR THE SUMMER ADJOURNMENT

1.

PA

Mr. McQuad Mr. Wellington J14.7

in Scarle.

Draft to me

by a.m. 16 July pl D14/2

The motion for the Summer Adjournment is expected to be debated in the week beginning Monday 20 July. The Leader of the House (Mr Francis Fyn) has asked for briefing material for his use in- winding up the debate.

2. Briefing is required on any matter which may be raised by backbenchers as reasons why "the House should not adjourn". FCO subjects of current interest which could arise seem likely to

be:

1.

Afghanistan

25.

International energy policy

2.

Anglo-Irish relations

26.

Iran/Iraq war

3.

Arab boycott

27.

Iran/Iraq: detained British

4.

Arab-Israeli dispute

subjects

28.

Lebanon

5.

Arms Limitations

29.

MBFR

6.

Belize/Guatemala

30.

NWICO

?...

BBC external services

31.

Namibia

8.

British property claims

(Cyprus/Portugal)

32.

Nigeria

9.

British-Soviet relations

33.

(including human rights)

10.

Cambodia

34.

11.

Canadian Constitution

12. CSCE: Madrid review

Conference

35.

North-South dialogue: Brandt Commission report/

Nuclear non-proliferation

(including Iraq)

Pakistan

Global negotiations/Summit

13. Chile

36.

PLO

14. Cyprus

37.

Poland

15.

Diego Garcia

38.

Rapid Deployment Force

16.

East Timor

39.

SALT

17. East West relations

40.

Saudi Arabia consular cases

18. El Salvador

41.

South Africa (including

19. EEC current problems

sporting contacts)

42.

TNF Arms Control

20.

Falkland Islands

43.

Terrorism

21.

Gibraltar

44.

22. Helen Smith case

Turkey

45.

Uganda

23.

Hong Kong

46.

UNLOSC

24.

Independence for the West Indies Associated States

47.

UN sports blacklist

/48.