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Obviously the Council had no objection in principle to such
a proposal, but the Council’s real role was to determine
whether or not unacceptable political risks were involved in
an exercise of which the military details were known. Hence,
there was no -question at this stage of the Council either approving or rejecting the exercise even in principle; the
proper course for the Danish Government was to prepare a detailed account of what was planned, and submit it for approval
through the appropriate channels. The Council could give an
opinion only after receiving from the Standing Group the analysis
which the appropriate military agencies could alone carry out.
The Danish representative accepted this position, and stated
that his Government would have no wish to by-pass this procedure,
but had merely wished to ascertain before setting the complicated
military machinery into action whether the Council would have any
a priori objection.

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