 Commodore Bainimarama had agreed to consult the Ministry of Home Affairs before making any further statements to the media.Prime Minister Qarase, in turn, had promised not to interfere with police investigations into alleged accomplices of the 2000 coup perpetrators, and had agreed to "address" the Military's concerns over controversial legislation, including the Reconciliation, Tolerance, and Unity Bill.The Military Commander and the Police Commissioner would both be allowed to attend meetings often National Security Council as Observers.