Mr. Ronald J. Bettauer

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  Ronald Bettauer, head of the US CCW delegation, said Washington was "disappointed" with Norway and claimed that the "effort to go outside this framework is not healthy for the CCW" and would "weaken the international humanitarian law" effort.[30] Others were more positive, though some viewed the Norwegian proposal for a conference on cluster munitions as a leap in the dark.
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  [48] Ronald J. Bettauer, Deputy Legal Adviser, US Department of State and Head of the U.S. Delegation, Statement on the Outcome of the CCW Group of Governmental Experts Meeting, Geneva, Switzerland June 22, 2007, http://www.ccwtreaty.com/press/2207CCW-GGE.html.

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  Ronald Bettauer, deputy legal adviser at the State Department, said
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  supreme law of the land," Bettauer said.

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  [IMG] STATEMENT BY RONALD J. BETTAUER, DEPUTY LEGAL ADVISER, U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE AND HEAD OF THE U.S. DELEGATION, ON THE OUTCOME OF THE CCW GROUP OF GOVERNMENTAL EXPERTS MEETING (AS RELEASED BY THE U.S. MISSION IN GENEVA) • GENEVA, SWITZERLANDFederal News Service - Transcript
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  STATEMENT BY RONALD J. BETTAUER, DEPUTY LEGAL ADVISER, U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE AND HEAD OF THE U.S. DELEGATION, ON THE OUTCOME OF THE CCW GROUP OF GOVERNMENTAL EXPERTS MEETING (AS RELEASED BY THE U.S. MISSION IN GENEVA)
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  MR. BETTAUER: We are gratified by the consensus reached today in the Group of Governmental Experts that urgent action should be taken to address the humanitarian concerns raised by cluster munitions.

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  Ronald Bettauer, head of the US CCW delegation, said Washington was "disappointed" with Norway and claimed that the "effort to go outside this framework is not healthy for the CCW" and would "weaken the international humanitarian law" effort.[30] Others were more positive, though some viewed the Norwegian proposal for a conference on cluster munitions as a leap in the dark.
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  [48] Ronald J. Bettauer, Deputy Legal Adviser, US Department of State and Head of the U.S. Delegation, Statement on the Outcome of the CCW Group of Governmental Experts Meeting, Geneva, Switzerland June 22, 2007, http://www.ccwtreaty.com/press/2207CCW-GGE.html.

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  "The US should support the initiation of a negotiation on cluster munitions but does not back a ban on the weapons," Ronald Bettauer, head of the US delegation, said.

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  Ronald Bettauer, head of the U.S. delegation to the CCW, was more receptive and said the humanitarian consequences of cluster munitions "is an important issue that should be addressed ... the language of the decision taken ... is clear and direct."
  
  However, Mr. Bettauer said, "There are significant differences among [CCW] state parties on what to include in a new instrument addressing the issue of cluster munitions."

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  The U.S. position has changed "due to the importance of this issue, concerns raised by other countries, and our own concerns about the humanitarian implications of these weapons," said Ronald Bettauer, head of a U.S. delegation to talks on the treaty this week in Geneva.
  
  "It was determined that the United States should support the initiation of a negotiation on cluster munitions within the framework of the convention," Bettauer said Monday.

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  Ronald Bettauer, head of the U.S. delegation, said the United States' position has changed "due to the importance of this issue, concerns raised by other countries and our own concerns about the humanitarian implications of these weapons."

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  Ronald Bettauer, head of the U.S. delegation, said the U.S. position has changed "due to the importance of this issue, concerns raised by other countries, and our own concerns about the humanitarian implications of these weapons."

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  "It was determined that the United States should support the initiation of a negotiation on cluster munitions within the framework of the Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons," Ronald Bettauer, head of the U.S. delegation, told reporters.

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