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  1. The Chinese abstained in the vote on 10 June, but did not use their veto and so are bound by the result.

  2. UNSCR 1244, Annex 2.4.

  3. ibid, Annex 2.5.

  4. ibid, Annex 2.6. The tasks include mine clearance and 'maintaining a presence' at Serb patrimonial sites and key border crossings.

  5. Created in 1878 at the Congress of Berlin, this protectorate included not only Bosnia-Herzegovina, but also the Sandzak of Novi Pazar, a predominantly Muslim Slav region straddling the Serbian and Montenegrin border, stretching from Bosnia to Kosovo. The Dual Monarchy governed Bosnia-Herzegovina with its own civil administration, while allowing the Turks to maintain administrative control over the Sandzak. The Austro-Hungarian administration introduced new laws, economic and administrative reforms throughout Bosnia and Herzegovina. Under Austro-Hungarian rule the province prospered, began to modernise its infrastructure, and developed an industrial base.

  6. Kosovo: lets learn from Bosnia: models and methods of international administration, ICG report No. 66, 17 May, 1999.

  7. Ibid.

  8. UNSCR 1244, paragraph 9. (d) in particular is a big step forward from Dayton and Rambouillet, see ICG, op.cit, page 9.

  9. UNSCR 1244, paragraph 7.

  10. Reuters, 14-17 June.

  11. Reuters, 17 June

  12. Op. Cit. in section I above.

  13. UNSCR 1244, Annex 2.4.

  14. Resolved, at least for now, at the G8 meeting in Cologne on 19 June 1999.

  15. Ibid, Annex 2.5. The language is awkward but the sense is clear.

  16. Ibid, paragraph 10.

  17. Ibid, Annex 1.

  18. Rambouillet Interim Agreement for Peace and Self-Government in Kosovo. Chapter 5, Article I.1.

  19. Dayton Peace Accords, Annex 1A, Article I:1.

  20. UNSCR 1244, paragraph 19.

  21. Ibid, paragraph 11.f.

  22. UNSCR 1244, Preamble.

  23. Ibid.

  24. Ibid, paragraph 11.e.
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