71.   The accord also provides for a licensing system for hauliers, allowing authorities to effectively sanction companies who breach the rules, and for minimum training requirements for staff.

72.   The accord also provides for the establishment of a Russia-NATO council which will meet at least twice a year at ministerial level.

73.   The accord provides for a separation of the belligerents and an exchange of wounded and dead, the Chechens said.

74.   The accord provides for demobilisation of the rival armies, the formation of a new joint defence force and a political settlement.

75.   The accord provides for gradual rapprochement between the US and communist North Korea in exchange for Pyongyang halting its supect nuclear program.

76.   The accord provides for the appointment of a deputy prime minister, a post to be filled by an SZDSZ incumbent.

77.   The accords provide for a Moslem-Croat federation and military cooperation between Sarajevo and Zagreb.

78.   The accord also provides for foreign majority ownership of car retail financing institutions.

79.   The accord also provides for regular supplies of fuel oil for Pyongyang until the new reactors are built and eventual US aid and diplomatic recognition.

80.   The accord provides a slight increase in quotas, a reduction in tariffs and a certain percentage of import licenses to producers from those countries.