By January 23, unrest against the trusteeship plan had quietened somewhat, and right wing political groups stopped advocating for violence and for non-cooperation against military government. The Joint Commission convened throughout 1946 and 1947, but it was increasingly obstructed, mostly by the Soviet Union.
By January 23, dissatisfaction with the trusteeship plan had eased somewhat, and conservative political groups ceased to advocate for armed resistance and refusal to work with military authority. The Joint Commission operated from 1946 to 1947, but it was increasingly thwarted, mainly by the Soviet Union.