Adams sceptical about benefits of 'ceasefire auditor'

Gerry Adams today appeared to rule out his party's support for the idea of an independent assessor of the paramilitary ceasefires.

Adams sceptical about benefits of 'ceasefire auditor'
Mon, 09 Sep, 2002 - 15:19

Gerry Adams today appeared to rule out his party's support for the idea of an independent assessor of the paramilitary ceasefires.

Emerging from his meeting with Dr Reid with Sinn Fein MP for Fermanagh and South Tyrone Michelle Gildernew and north Belfast MLA Gerry Kelly, Mr Adams said: “We are totally wedded to this agreement.

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