In the context of the Annan plan, it means that whatever changes are made to the proposed UN Secretary-General's plan to resolve the Cyprus issue, they will concern specific details and certainly not affect its basic principles, which remained the same even after the amendment of February 26, 2003.
History has shown us that any terms discussed in negotiations remain acceptable to both negotiators, even if they have not been signed.
This book aims to contribute to the public dialogue on the feasibility and sustainability of the solution that may arise from the third (or even fourth) version of the Annan plan. Citizens have the right and the duty to know what they are called to ratify with their vote in the referendum provided for in the plan.