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The first in a series of meetings to be held on the issue of missile defence took place at NATO HQ on 8 May, following President Bush's speech in Washington on 1 May. A delegation of representatives from the US Administration, led by Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs, Marc Grossman, and Deputy National Security Adviser, Steve Hadley, explained President Bush's latest thinking on missile defence to NATO Secretary General, Lord Robertson, and the North Atlantic Council - NATO's top decision-making body.
At a press conference after the meeting, the US team explained that Allies were being fully consulted on the issue, adding that the debate on missile defence had to be placed within a wider context of future strategic stability and deterrence, where new threats such as the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction would need to be addressed.