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Hardliners are furious that the IRA had failed to decommission any weapons and also vehemently oppose planned reforms to the RUC.

The NHS has failed to manage decommissioning effectively.

This was no big deal: just a scribble, really, in the margin of Peter Mandelson's master-plan to rescue the Good Friday agreement and reconvene the Northern Ireland assembly, which as Northern Ireland secretary he felt compelled to dissolve last February when the IRA failed to begin decommissioning its weapons.

Mr Donaldson wanted the UUP to withdraw from government if the IRA failed to begin actual decommissioning of weapons by the end of November.

This is a grossly unfair charge given that the man who really negotiated on behalf of the British government was the one who allowed for vagueness on the question of decommissioning terrorist arms and failed to link arms destruction to freeing terrorist prisoners early.

In a report in February last year MPs said Nuclear Management Partners (NMP), which manages Sellafield, had failed to stem rising costs and delays in dealing with waste and the decommissioning of facilities.

A20 Warning on Nuclear Oversight The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has failed to adequately ensure that owners have enough money to safely own, operate and later decommission nuclear power plants, a Congressional review says.

The move comes after a complex deal to decommission four hydroelectric dams and restore portions of the historic salmon river fell apart when Congress failed to act on a crucial piece of the pact by a Dec. 31 deadline.

"Philip Hammond has failed to move on loan guarantees, failed to encourage exploration and failed to deal with decommissioning; risking the future of the industry and the many jobs it provides," said Callum McCaig, the SNP MP for Aberdeen South and party energy spokesman.

It will be up to Mr Mitchell to cut the Gordian knot on decommissioning after Prime Minister Tony Blair and his Irish counterpart Bertie Ahern failed to get the Ulster Unionists on board despite marathon negotiations last week.

Part of the reason for the rise is that previous plans failed to include the cost of cleaning up the ponds and silos at Sellafield, and the method of decommissioning was changed from manual to remotely operated work to reduce risks to staff.