What is the degree of transparency to HMG and to the other OSCE countries of United States military agreements and relations with, and activities in, the various countries of former Yugoslavia, the states adjacent to the former Yugoslavia and in Central and Eastern Europe.

What is the degree of transparency to HMG and to the other OSCE countries of United States military agreements and relations with, and activities in, the various countries of former Yugoslavia, the states adjacent to the former Yugoslavia and in Central and Eastern Europe.

Whether there are some 12,000 United States troops not under International Forces (IFOR) command in and around ex-Yugoslavia, and, if so what is the role of these troops and under what command they are operating.

Whether there are some 12,000 United States troops not under International Forces (IFOR) command in and around ex-Yugoslavia, and, if so what is the role of these troops and under what command they are operating.

Whether it is their understanding that the widespread United States military prescence in former Yugoslavia, in the states adjacent to the former Yugoslavia and in Central and Eastern Europe, is intended to replace the previous United States plans to expand NATO. - No.

Whether it is their understanding that the widespread United States military prescence in former Yugoslavia, in the states adjacent to the former Yugoslavia and in Central and Eastern Europe, is intended to replace the previous United States plans to expand NATO. - No.

Whether it is their understanding that, when the 20,000 United States troops deployed to IFOR withdraw after 12 months, the other 12,000 United States troops and United States forces such as the CIA will also withdraw.

Whether it is their understanding that, when the 20,000 United States troops deployed to IFOR withdraw after 12 months, the other 12,000 United States troops and United States forces such as the CIA will also withdraw.

Whether President Clinton has committed the United States to sending ground troops to former Yugoslavia, and if so when did he do so; under what conditions are they to go; what is the mission to which they are committed; and what are its time limits.

Whether President Clinton has committed the United States to sending ground troops to former Yugoslavia, and if so when did he do so; under what conditions are they to go; what is the mission to which they are committed; and what are its time limits.

Whether the Chairman of the United States Joint Chiefs of Staff has, as reported, expressed the view that "European forces" are capable of performing the mission of ground forces in former Yugoslavia, and whether HMG concur with this view.

Whether the Chairman of the United States Joint Chiefs of Staff has, as reported, expressed the view that "European forces" are capable of performing the mission of ground forces in former Yugoslavia, and whether HMG concur with this view.