 In January 1984, trouble erupted when its three non-socialist parties made public a list of nine points on which they disagreed with the SDP.The issues were domestic in character, and they centered on issues such as the methods of calculation and payment for child-care allowances, the advisability of nuclear power plant construction, wage package negotiation methods, and financial measures to aid farmers and small businessmen.The storm caused by the document was calmed by the political skills of the prime minister and through a lessened adamancy on the part of Kesk.