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Are irregular arrivals a wartime secret?
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The editorial was written before the meeting and expresses the editors opinion of what should happen not what has happened. Secondly, I notice that excluded from the editorial (and most commentary from Indonesia) is turning back the boats. This is most probably because turning back the boats has nothing to do with Indonesia's sovereignty.
The abject failure of Dudd or Juliar at the Bali process to achieve anything is due to the generalized nature of the Bali process that applies to all 45 members, and similar to the UN has turned into a talkfest where much is said, and little is done.
A bilateral meeting will deal specifically with Indonesian boats leaving Indonesia, with Indonesian crews heading for Australia, and the generalities of regional problems are abandoned for specifics of a local problem. Abbott in a few weeks has trumped anything done by labor in 5 years.