§ 33. Mr. McWilliamasked the Secretary of State for Defence what powers he has under the memorandum of understanding relating to the FH70 system in relation to any of the foreign participants supplying arms or ammunition to a country which is engaged in hostilities against British troops.
§ Mr. Norman LamontIn the unlikely event of either of the other Governments participating in the FH70 programme wishing to supply FH70 guns or ammunition to a foreign country engaged in hostilities against British troops, the United Kingdom's prior consent would be444W required. The FH70 memorandum of understanding does, of course, refer to the supply only of FH70 guns and ammunition.