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“I’m not sure I haven’t been made aware of any legal action being taken against their detention...” Connor

“As a sign of goodwill we’re willing to adhere to their requests to keep them as prisoners until such time as an agreement is made.” Connor

“Uhhh not sure, the Argentines didn’t really sign a formal agreement or give any sort of indication to us what they would like to happen so I guess... ring them?” Connor

"Gareth Evans speaking." Connor

Gareth Evans would pick up on a secure and encrypted line. "Ringa-ding-ding you're talking to the King." Connor

"We're in agreement with the Declaration and will proceed to sign." She would go up and walk to the Declaration, signing it. Dutchy

"This was made before Argentina was on the scene, so we will look at amending that however that can only happen if official debate procedures have commenced and that is up to the Secretary General... Mr. Secretary?" Dutchy Naio90

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https://painhealth.csse.uwa.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/government-of-western-australia-department-of-health-logo-short-colour.jpg The Swedish would be formally notified that their nationals would now be in the custody of the Australian Customs and Border Protection Service (Connor)...

With the Argentine Air Force jet approaching Australian airspace it would be monitored, first on the JORN through No. 1 Radar Surveillance Unit and then through Northern Region Operations Centre series of civilian and military radars. Upon approach over Perth and into RAAF Base Pearce the ATC...

"Of course I'm sure that will be undertaken by the relevant state's Health Department... I think it's Western Australia at this rate." Connor

"You cannot make interpretations, yet you are doing just that?" He would brief a sigh of relief. "Alright then, if you will place the Swedish nationals onboard an Argentine Air Force aircraft or several and arrive at RAAF Base Pearce outside Perth. You will be given clearance to land and for...

"They will not "go away with this" if we get an international legal framework in place. We believe Sweden to be a highly engaged and cooperative member of the GA. Argentina on the other hand isn't even a member of the GA so how can we trust you will follow a legal framework in regards to...

"The man makes some points..." She would turn to the Argentine Ambassador.

"Because Sweden are difficult to deal with, we have found that out first hand, and Australia at the moment is attempting to figure out who is more difficult to deal with; Sweden or Argentina. And you are not making your case very well. Our government's absolute priority is getting an agreement...

"I'm in Government, I know what spin is and you cannot spin this. This is Embassy staff and me and you both know they are not threats, they are not spies, they are not military personnel. You cannot spin it into that, it will not work with me. But if your concern is national security, then we...

"Well if you shifted the blame from the individuals to the state would that not render the idea of deporting them to Australia useless if you were just going to exonerate the individuals? The point is we keep them detained, legally I may add, until further notice or agreement between Sweden and...

"I would like to discuss transferring those detained Swedish nationals to Australia. We're keen to have Sweden return to the negotiating table but they are hell bent on these prisoners but have shown interest in allowing them to go to Australia until such time as an alternative agreement is...

The Attorney-General, Senator Gareth Evans would ring the Argentine Minister for Foreign Affairs on a secure and encrypted line. Naio90

"We're ready to start trading, but at the moment we have no merchant navy ships. It's not that we don't want to get them but that there doesn't seem to be much choice in the commercial shipbuilding market. Everyone is so focused on Defence and we're yet to have any interest in our tender or find...