31.   The decision has stalled searches of suspected weapons sites since Iraqi escorts must accompany inspectors.

32.   The inspections cannot take place unless Iraqi escorts accompany inspectors.

33.   The move has essentially stopped spot inspections of suspected weapons sites because U.N. inspectors must be accompanied by Iraqi escorts.

34.   The move has essentially stopped spot inspections of suspected weapons sites because U.N. inspectors must be accompanied by Iraqis.

35.   They include having Security Council diplomats accompany inspectors on visits to eight presidential sites that Iraq has placed off-limits.

36.   They include having Security Council diplomats accompany inspectors on visits to eight presidential sites which Iraq has placed off-limits.

37.   U.N. inspectors must be accompanied by Iraqi escorts when they carry out inspections.

38.   Under agreements with Iraq, government escorts must accompany inspectors on their visits to Iraqi properties.

39.   Under terms of the agreement with Annan, diplomats will accompany inspectors on visits to the presidential compounds.

40.   Under a U.N. agreement the inspectors must be accompanied by Iraqi escorts everywhere they go.