Spoofing and intrusiveness

In doing so, however, it must scrupulously respect the principle of consent, and avoid intrusiveness and conditionality.

This approach also reveals information about intrusiveness of the verification system and hence the proliferation and national security implications.

That legitimate intrusiveness is the basis on which participating States hold each other accountable for the implementation of their commonly agreed commitments.

The Office should not give the impression of intrusiveness to the country concerned, and special procedures should have limited mandates and avoid overlap.

The choice of system would depend upon the degree of intrusiveness,5 as well as issues such as reliability, accuracy and cost, that could be tolerated.

The complex nature of different aspects of such a verification regime calls for a proper balance between sometimes conflicting requirements intrusiveness and the protection of confidential information being just one obvious example.

As each State party could have differing opinions on what information is sensitive and the intrusiveness of a given technique, it may be possible at this stage to substitute alternative techniques, while still providing suitable verification with minimal loss of effectiveness.

The Ministers expressed concern at actions aimed at introducing new conditionalities in redefining the basis of international economic cooperation. They also expressed concern at the potential for conditionality and intrusiveness in concepts such as quot sustainable human development quot and quot human security quot .