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The motion for the Easter Adjournmentous expected to be debated in the week beginning Monday 6 April. The Leader of the House (Mr Francis Pym) has asked for briefing material for his use in winding up the debate.

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2. Briefing is required on any matter which may be raised by

11 FCO backbenchers as reasons why "the House should not adjourn. subjects of current interest which could arise seem likely to be:

1.

Afghanistan

19.

EEC current problems

2.

Anglo-Irish relations

20.

Falkland Islands

3.

Arab boycott

21.

Gibraltar

4.

Arab-Israeli dispute

22.

Guatemala (human rights)

5.

Arms limitations

23.

Helen Smith case

6.

Belize

24.

Hong Kong

7.

BBC external services

25.

8.

British property claims (Cyprus/Portugal)

26.

Independence for the West

Indies Associated States

International energy policy

9.

British-Soviet relations

27.

Iran/Iraq war

(including human rights)

28.

10.

Cambodia : relief and

Iran/Iraq: detained British

subjects

credentials

29.

Lebanon

11.

Canadian Constitution

30.

MBFR

12.

CSCE: Madrid review

31.

NWICO

Conference

32. Namibia

13.

Chile

33.

Nigeria

14. Cyprus

15.

Diego Garcia

34.

16. East Timor

17. East West relations

35.

North - South dialogue: Brandt Commission report/

Global negotiations/Summit

Nuclear non-proliferation

(including Iraq)

18.

El Salvador

36.

PLO

137.