Pages 44-47 from FCO 66758 - US Proposal for Common Nuclear Export Policies 1975

This document is a draft copy of guidelines discussed at a nuclear suppliers meeting in November 1975. The guidelines aimed to establish regulations for nuclear trade between states. Various delegations raised concerns and suggestions during the meeting. The Japanese and Canadian delegations advocated for the guidelines to apply to all states, while the French delegation wanted to avoid references to "reactors." The French and German delegations suggested defining the controlled processes and emphasizing key items in the Trigger List. Discussions also revolved around the duration of safeguards and the possibility of amending the guidelines. The US delegation introduced a draft paragraph to clarify the meaning of "derived nuclear material." The French delegation highlighted the need for expanding the group to maintain discipline. The document concludes with a statement mentioning commitment to taking action at the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and discussing a draft resolution. The sender expresses satisfaction with the support received for their proposition and emphasizes the importance of specific paragraphs in the draft text.