In plain parlance, and in the context of Northern Ireland politics, what it actually translates as is that the government has accepted that the UVF's cessation of violence is fully intact and permanent.
Her Majesty's chief inspector of constabulary, Tom Winsor, said family members had killed women because police had been unable to spot signs of such violence or fully understand the cultural issues surrounding it.
The opposition Conservative Party, now led by Michael Howard, a former home secretary, has seen a resurgence based partially on its tough immigration policy.See articleThe leader of Sinn Fein, Gerry Adams, urged the Irish Republican Army to put an end to violence and "fully embrace and accept" the democratic process.
While the 1993 Oslo Accord produced two Nobel peace prizes, the hoped for peace has never been realized as the Palestinians did not reject violence or fully recognize Israel's right to even exist as required.
Despite peace deals in 2003 and 2008, the tempest of violence has yet fully to subside.
"I stand with the many elected officials who have expressed their condemnation of domestic violence and I fully support and have even enforced laws meant to take any appearance of domestic violence seriously".
In a country where the left has been the victim of so much violence, efforts to fully integrate leftwing politicians into government at the highest level must be fair and seen to be fair.
And in recounting the murder, for which both killers are serving life sentences, Loffreda appreciates the difficulty of assigning motives: "Discriminatory violence is rarely fully plotted... it is far more often a bleak and ugly blur of knee-jerk discomfort".
But he believes the story of frontier violence should be fully told by the National Museum of Australia not the memorial; a monument in Canberra (though not at the war memorial) should commemorate those who died; frontier conflict was immensely complex and did not amount to war, and that serving Indigenous personnel do not support portraying frontier conflict at the Australian war memorial.
"The only voices we should hear now are those unequivocally condemning the violence and supporting fully the actions of police and the rule of law.
