Rwanda (Hansard, 14 June 1994)

§ Mr. Ieuan Wyn Jones
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs if he supports the appointment of special rapporteurs for Rwanda and Burundi; and if he will make a statement.

§ Mr. Lennox-Boyd
We supported the creation by the Commission on Human Rights of the post of special rapporteur on Rwanda and welcome the appointment of Mr. Rene Degni Segui. No member of the United Nations has called for the appointment of special rapporteur on Burundi, where the United Nations is focusing on preventive action.

For Year KPMG £ Touche Ross £ Price Waterhouse £ Ernst & Young £ Theodore Goddard £ Capita £ CSL Group Ltd. £

1989–90 5,200 164,800 607,800 nil 2,500 — nil

1990–91 357,800 132,200 679,800 1,110,100 44,800 — 7,800

1991–92 2,073,900 564,600 391,700 1,771,500 59,500 — nil

1992–93 404,100 8,000 693,600 237,000 35,100 12,000 11,000

1993–94 702,800 402,300 1,331,200 2,417,500 35,000 186,100 91,200

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§ Mr. Worthington
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs what are the obstacles to the implementation of the United Nations Security Council's decision to deploy 5,500 troops in Rwanda; and how it is proposed to clear these obstacles.

§ Mr. Douglas Hogg
The main obstacles will be to obtain the consent of both parties and to identify member states willing to contribute troops and equipment to the operation.
The secretariat is working on these issues, and the Secretary-General is due to report to the Security Council on progress in the near future.

§ Mr. Worthington
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs when the United Nations Security Council intends to meet again about Rwanda.

§ Mr. Douglas Hogg
The Security Council has discussed Rwanda in informal sessions several times since the adoption of Security Council resolution 918. The council will meet again in due course to consider the Secretary-General's report called for in SCR 918.

For Year	KPMG £	Touche Ross £	Price Waterhouse £	Ernst & Young £	Theodore Goddard £	Capita £	CSL Group Ltd. £
1989–90	5,200	164,800	607,800	nil	2,500	—	nil
1990–91	357,800	132,200	679,800	1,110,100	44,800	—	7,800
1991–92	2,073,900	564,600	391,700	1,771,500	59,500	—	nil
1992–93	404,100	8,000	693,600	237,000	35,100	12,000	11,000
1993–94	702,800	402,300	1,331,200	2,417,500	35,000	186,100	91,200