Thirdly, the headquarters unit has begun to arrive for the ground verification system, and we have put forward to the OSCE a qualified American candidate for that post. We think he would make an excellent candidate to run the OSCE verification force. I can't give you his name in this forum. The next step obviously is to get the verification system in place and the whole 2,000-person force. As far as the refugees and the internally displaced persons are concerned, in several of the villages visited by the monitors, life appears to be returning to a normal pattern.
People are there now maintaining livestock, doing laundry.
For example, in Stimlje and Suva Reka, monitors reckoned that approximately 75 percent of the population has returned. In other small villages, perhaps 25 percent of the normal population has returned. In short, it's a mixed bag when it comes to the issues I've described. With respect to the military units, General Clark discussed in detail with President Milosevic and General Perisic our demands for full compliance and what that would mean in terms of specific force withdrawal from Kosovo. That is, MUPP and Yugoslav forces beyond those stationed in Kosovo prior to the crisis must be removed.