verifiability of all of this and as to whether iran will comply with the inspections by the ia echt aea when they are called upon to do it. >> they are expected to sign on to the radical that was adopted when hi was a general and gives the inspecting powers and much greater right to demand information and right to see places and to use the modern technique and then beyond that probably also they have some details and enabling the inspectors to go even further, however, it's clear a free country like iran will also have what it will tolerate and risk otherwise the inspections will be known as harassment and to my understanding the agreement involves some sor

they had to have a contract first and it will go to 2015 so we won't know to the end of the year if i aeaas what iran agreed to give it and if we can get through the end of the end of the year and iaea said iran is doing what they said it will do we are off to a new relationship. >> what is off the table and we were paging through the documents this morning and didn't see anything about terrorists being taken off. >> they had a list of 800 names of banks and individuals who have been for bidden from doing business with the west and are now allowed including the police and the iotola controls. one of the things that we have not seen a settlement to are americans in jail and there are a few in jail iran dual citizens and iran is clear if you do anything that is wrong and you are a dual citizen don't worry about the other citizen and you are iran and we will treat you as such and the people were in vienna trying to encourage them being part of a deal and didn't happen and we have some word maybe there is a side deal going on that will see some releases or at least that is the hope. >> before

instead of saying yay or in aea or nay, we will stand. and they stood. very strong standing ovation that was unprecedented because it was unanimous that the united nations charter would be in session and would be passed. the next day on june 26, 50 nations went to our war memorial building, which is right behind us which is being restored and will be opened in september. 50 people signed the charter and it was presided over by president truman, and president truman said, united nations charter is a solid structure upon which we can build a better world. we are proud in san francisco that the united nations was created in san francisco, an international city where we celebrate diversity. i would like to introduce the landlord. have we paid our bill question mark ok. mayor lee was not here 70 years ago like some of the people here. [laughter] and there. willie brown. at that time, the mayor, mayor lee, his parents were immigrants from china and lived in seattle. his father fought in world war ii. as a teenager he was a delegate to the national model u.n..

i know side deals are done directly by the eye aea inspectors and countries as normal practice.this is not normal practice. we are signing a deal for the future of america and it assumes that those deals are part of this deal. the way i read way i read this document. in this document, those special deals are not mentioned and i am really troubled that we are not going to be able to get the best advice from those people. i don't know how we can make a decision without that. i encourage more pressure to be put on that iaea to come before us and explain it. there may be good explanations. when. when i hear the type of inspections that will be done in certain places that are not mentioned in this document at all, i'm very troubled by that. >> i think almost everything that has occurred in this committee sends chairman menendez was chairman and i became chairman it has been done in a strong bipartisan way. i think we should urge them to reconsider and come before us next week. that's underway right now. certainly i would like everybody to have the opportunity to sign that if they wis

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and as to whether iran will comply with the inspections by the ia echt aea when they are called upon to do it. >> they are expected to sign on to the radical that was adopted when hi was a general and gives the inspecting powers and much greater right to demand information and right to see places and to use the modern technique and then beyond that probably also they have some details and enabling the inspectors to go even further, however, it's clear a free country like iran will also have what it will tolerate and risk otherwise the inspections will be known as harassment and to my understanding the agreement involves some sort of procedure under which disagreements on where they would go with inspections would be. inspections you can have difficulty of proving the negative, the country like iraq or iran or israel is very big and to prove the negative there is nothing and it's very difficult but with the additional thought and measures they anticipate i think you will have a very professional and expensive infection and risk of being discovered renear mouse -- are enormous and in i

regarding its nuclear program and verification by the iea -- i aea. the jcpoa as confirmed in the resolution contains reliable filters that will guarantee disagreements that could arise will be subject to collective consideration and in the framework of the joint commission. the security council maintains the leading role in issues. during the negotiations, we knew that the plan of action would be subject to approval by security council. hence we focused attention on , ensuring the prerogatives of this body of the charter to respect the role of members to implementing the agreement. we are grateful to aiea. for its readiness to ensure monitoring and verification of obligations. we hope the agreement will help other countries in the middle east and the persian gulf to refrain from destabilizing moves, including in the nuclear sphere. and ensure the region does not enter an arms race. positive conditions are being created to create a zone in the middle east free of weapons of mass distraction and to find common approaches among the countries to regional

i was, you know, pleased we got it is this ability for us to be able to close out the oi aea process. they could never get it finished. they would fight they would go back and forth. nothing closed it out. we have opportunity to vote, go the u.n. security counsel and mandate that they give us access if they haven't given us access they are in breach. >> ok. senator, one second. i want to get to one other question and then we'll elaborate. the second thing that concerns other people was negotiation of the five year -- when the un embargo goes away. it appears to me that that appeared late in the negotiations and was not something on the table. why and when did that embargo -- the expiration get into the deal? >> they began in almost day one of the negotiations. >> well then -- >> they went on for two years. >> why in a hearing based on nuclear weapons would we waive a sanction at some point in time in the future on exploiting commissional aurms what would that be part of the agreement to start with? >> let me answer you, it was slid into the un resolution at the last minute. >> the arm

aea even before they start building any nuclear facility. this eliminates kind of a loophole where one could do something covertly and say, oops we were planning to notify before we bought nuclear material. they must do this now in the planning stage so it's another thing that we have beyond 25 years. the iaea will be permitted to use advance the technologies, including things like real-time inreachment monitoring which is a technology developed by our laboratories, in this case by the way oakridge played a major role, mr. chairman. if the international community suspects iran is going to cheat they can request access for inspection, and much has been made about the 24-day inspection period where they could get access, and i did say the words anytime anywhere, and i many a pleased that yesterday a member of your caucus acknowledges however, the full sentence was anytime, anywhere in the sense of a well-defined process with a well-defined end time so i am pleased that we have established that. in fact, the iaea can request access to any suspi