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It is the role of the scientific community to provide for the knowledge ofscientific facts and technical capabilities as a background for politicaldecision-making. The reasons are given why governments are sometimes not readyto accept well-founded advice. The legal relationship between governments andscientific research are considered. The options available to the scientificcommunity for supplying useful advice to decision-makers and to the public inquestions of general concern are delineated.

Political Problems Facing Governments in Using Scientific Advice, and  Legal and Other Problems Facing Scientists when Trying to Give Independent  Advice to Governments