Many of these states, however, prefer near-consensus to a narrow majority, a factor which may influence the final vote. Some states also proposed measures to strengthen the Treaty in order to widen support for indefinite extension. The Campaign, having long supported these principles, acclaimed this proposal. Some of these states may insert conditions at a later date. Bolivia, Guyana, Solomon Islands, Uganda and Zambia call for a conditional indefinite extension.
China supports either indefinite extension or rolling extensions.
Brunei Darussalam and Sri Lanka are willing to go along with any option that is favored by a wide majority. Extensions Eight states advocate rolling extensions. Indonesia, Myanmar and Papua New Guinea call for rolling extensions, each linked to the achievement of specific disarmament objectives. Thailand supports fixed periods without linkage. Against Indefinite Extension Sixteen states otherwise oppose indefinite extensions.