HC Deb 19 January 1984 vol 52 c271W
Q21. Mr. James Lamond

asked the Prime Minister whether the agreement made in January 1948 between the United States of America, Canada and the United Kingdom concerning the use of atomic weapons is still current.

The Prime Minister

The so-called modus vivendi, signed by American, Canadian and British representatives in January 1948 was not a formal inter-governmental agreement and the arrangements it enshrined have almost all either become unnecessary or have been superceded by later agreements. It has, however, never been formally terminated.

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