- That ``we have obtained a good knowledge of the industrial and scientific landscape of Iraq.''
- That Iraq had enacted ``legislation'' forbidding itself to have weapons of mass destruction.
- That Saddam Hussein has formed not just one but two commissions, one to search high and low for ``for any still existing proscribed items,'' and the other--with ``very extensive powers of search in industry, administration and even private houses''--to look ``for more documents relevant to the elimination of proscribed items and programs.''
- That Iraq has provided inspectors with papers which contained ``no new evidence'' but ``could be indicative of a more active attitude'' by Iraq.
- And that Iraq remains committed to ``encourage'' persons that the inspectors want to interview outside the country to comply.