Haass and Adams 'agree to disagree' on policing

US Special Adviser on Northern Ireland Richard Haass said today he had agreed to disagree with Sinn Fein over its refusal to join the North’s new policing board.

Haass and Adams 'agree to disagree' on policing
Thu, 17 Jan, 2002 - 13:15

US Special Adviser on Northern Ireland Richard Haass said today he had agreed to disagree with Sinn Fein over its refusal to join the North’s new policing board.

But he expressed the hope that republicans would soon join the 19 member board, set up under the Good Friday Agreement to hold the new Policing Service of Northern Ireland to account.

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