The Council of Foreign Ministers also were required to examine and prepare the peace treaties for Bulgaria, Finland, Hungary, and Romania. The termination of peace treaties with recognized and democratic governments in these four states would allow the Big Three to accept the requests from the four to be members of the United Nations. Moreover, after the termination of peace negotiations, the Big Three agreed to examine in the near future the restoration of the diplomatic relations with Finland, Romania, Bulgaria, and Hungary. The Big Three were sure that, given the situation in Europe after the end of World War II, representatives of the Allied press would enjoy freedom of expression in the four countries.