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Additionally, a small plant will begin decommissioning by 2013 and waste sent to France last century will also be returned.

David Trimble, the first minister, has said he will quit the fledgling power-sharing executive if there is no start to decommissioning by February.

In the immediate aftermath of the April 1998 peace agreement, the group said, "Let us make it clear that there will be no decommissioning by the I.R.A".

Mk I was May 2000 when the still-born assembly was only resurrected after heroic interpretations of the word "decommissioning" by Dublin and Whitehall's political class after the same Trimble stunt.

Over all, the accounting office found, the combined total of savings for decommissioning by 2000 had reached $26.9 billion, "about 47percentt greater than needed at that point to ensure that sufficient funds will be available to cover the approximately $44 billion in estimated decommissioning costs".

Sinn Fein has accused Mr Trimble of attempting to re-write the Good Friday Agreement, because it only calls on parties linked to paramilitaries to use their influence to implement the recommendations of the international body on decommissioning by May next year.

Peace processes work not by decommissioning guns but by decommissioning support for political violence.

I share its conclusion that: Decommissioning is by definition a voluntary act and cannot be imposed.

Paying for decommissioning arms by putting money into a development fund may help dissolve the impasse.

Significantly among Sinn Fein supporters, there was 36% backing for decommissioning starting by May 2000 and a core 25% who said it should never take place.

Globally, the opportunities are even greater, with around £930bn to be spent building new reactors and £50bn a year spent on decommissioning nuclear by 2020.