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c - 3 - 12. DISBM3ARKATIQH .' Small airport coaches €o be-used where possible; police vehicles not to be used.. If civilian drivers, refuse • '•- to/.-drive coaches; consider at:tdYi be' "gxv'en-"'to"" police ''drivers' ' -•- •--driving5 the coaches ...to.: Vi I-.Pi_zan^-np-h.r-y/^-I.JS^""-areas'.'.;•• ••; '/.~;:v>-.-:: "Tfe~sXaTeht"'7VMIlT'lin^'TiTs'iiOTediate party should, if. possible, be separated from the main body of the party. 13. Military assistance in the form of »&&z*<md& cars and an armoured ambulance to be on stand by, at a discreet rendezvous point in the.vicinity.. 14. Disarming of the party should be carried out in secure surroundings by experienced officers once President A2-HH - and his party have left the aircraft and before entering any lounges. President AMIN .should be disarmed last. 15. Political discussions and negotiations.should be carried out by Foreign and Ccirjnonwealth Office officials and Immigration Officers whose negotiators should be available at the Reception Lounges. 16. Consideration should be given at an early stage, particularly if more than an 8-hours wait is involved, to transferring the whole party to ( i i ig p y ^ ^ S „(By this time it can be anticipated that press and public demonstrations at a civil airport v/ould be extensive. A press conference should not be permitted without Government authority.) • 17. If it is agreed to transfer the party to Brize Morton three units of Special Patrol Group will be made available to Chief Constable Thames Valley for"initial security as agreed. . . . 18. • Weapons will not be passed back to Ugandans at' any stage whilst they are in this country.