71.   The party will no longer accept contributions from non-citizens who are permanent residents, or those from US subsidiaries of foreign corporations.

72.   The party accepted his resignation at a session of its main committee held over the weekend, the local media reported Tuesday.

73.   The party accepts that there should be some private property, although it fiercely opposes the current privatisation programme and opposes private ownership of land.

74.   Observers from the NDI and Japan earlier said the general elections had been free and fair and called on all parties to accept the results.

75.   Nissen said while the party did not accept the results, it would not take legal action to challenge the vote.

76.   Only non-political parties can accept such funds, with prior permission of the government.

77.   The Irish Times said the commission also wanted all parties involved to accept the principle that any constitutional change must have the consent of the people of Northern Ireland.