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Having considered the application for membership H aving completed consideration of ail the items on of Ghana,
its agenda wit~ the exception of items 66 and 67,
Decides to àdmit Ghana to membership in the Decides, in accordance with rule 6 of the rules of United Nations.
procedure, to adjourn its eleventh session temporarily
and to authorize the President! of the General Assembly,
8 M.arch 1957.
in consultation with the Secretary-General and with the Member States the representatives of which are
1119 (XI). Arrangements for future meetings of serving on the General Committee during the session,
the eleventh session of the General Aesembly to reconvene the General Assembly as necessary in
8 March 1957.
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Question considered hy the :6.rst emergency special session of the General Assembly from 1 to 10 November 1956 (item 66) 11
Resolution 1120 (XI)
Resolution 1121 (XI)
2
Na tes with ,. approval the progress sa far made
Recalling further that the .above-mentioned resoluby the Secretary-General in connexion· with arrangetion also called upon France and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Irela:nd immediately to ments for clearing the Suez Canal, as set forth in his report;16 withdraw their forces from Egyptian territory, in conformity with previous resolutions,
3
Authorizesthe Secretary-General to proceed with the. e~ploration of practical ,arrangements and the ne-
1
Notes with regret that, according to the comgottation of agreements so that the clearing operations munications received by the Secretary-General, 12 twomay be speedily and effectively undertaken. thirds of the French forces remain, all the United Kingdom forces remain although it has been; announced 594th. plenary meeting, that arrangements are being made for the withdrawal 24 N ovember 1956. of one battalion, and no Isreal forces have been with- -drawn behind the armistice line although a considerable Resolution 1122 (XI) time bas elapsed since the adoption of the relevant General Assembly resolutions ;
2
Reiterates its call to France, Israel and the 1001 (ES-I) of 5 and 7 November 1956, to establish United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Irean emergency international United Nations Force land to comply forthwîth with resolutions 997 (ES-I)
(hereafter to be known as the United Nations Emerand 1002 (ES-I) of 2 and 7 November 1956;
gency Force) under a Chief of Command (hereafter
3
Requeststhe Secretary-General urgently to comto be known as the Commander), municate the present resolution to the parties con- H aving considered and Provisionally approved the cerned, and to report without delay to the General recommendations made by the Secretary-General con- Assembly on the implementation thereof.
cerning the financing of the Force in paragraph 15 of his report of 6 November 1956,.16
1
Aitthorizes the Secretary-General to establish a 24 N ovember 1956:
United Nations Emergency Force Special Account to 11 See also resolutions 1089 (XI) and 1090 (XI).
u Official Records of the General Assembly, Eleventh ,u Official !Records of the General Assembly, Eleventh Session, Anne.i-es, agenda iteni 66, documents A/3384 and Session, A1mexes, agenda item 66, document A/3375. Add.1 and 2.
w Ibid., do½ument A/3376.
,. Official Records of tlie Sccurity Council, Fourth Year,
16 lbid., First Emergency Special Session-, Âtmexes, agenda Special Supplement No. 3,
item 5, document A/3302.
which funds received by the United Nations, outside the regular budget, for the purpose of meeting the expenses of the Force shall be credited, and from which payments for this purpose shall be made;
2, Decides that the Special Account shall be established in an initial amount of $10 million;
3
Authorizesthe Secretary-General, pending the receipt of fonds for the Special Account, to advance from the Working Capital Fund such sums as the Special Account may require to meet any expenses chargeable to it;
4
Requeststhe Secretary-General to establish such rules and procedures for the Special Account and make such administrative arrangements as he may consider necessary to ensure effective financial administration and control of that Account;
5
Requeststhe Fifth Committee and, as appropriate, the Advisory Commi ttee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions, to consider and, as soon as possible, to report on further arrangements that need to be adopted regarding the costs of maintaining the Force,
26 November 1956.
Resolution 1123 (XI)
1
Notes with regret and concern the failure of Israel to comply with the terms of the above-mentioned resolutions;
2
Requeststhe Secretary-General to continue his efforts for securing the complete withdrawal of Israel in pursuance of the above-mentioned resolutions, and to report on such completion to the General Assembly, within five days.
19 January 1957.
Resoluûon 1124 (XI)
1
Deplores the non-compliance of Israel to complete its withdrawal behind the armistice demarcation
11 Ibid., Eleventh Session, Annexes, agenda item 66, documents A/3500 and Add.1. General Assembly-Eleventh Se&11ion
line despite the repeated requests of the General Assembly;
2
Calls uponIsrael to complete its withdrawal behind the armistice demarcation line without further delay.
2 February 1957.
Resolution 1125 (XI)
1
Notes with appreciation the Secretary-General's report and the measures theiein to be carried oµt upon Israel's complete withdrawal;
2
C ails upon the Governments of Egypt and Israel scrupulously to observe the provisions of the General Armistice Agreement between Egypt and Isr-ael of 24 F ebruary 1949 ;111
3
Considers that, after full withdrawal of Israel from the Sharm el Sheikh and Gaza areas, the scrupulous maintenance of the Armistice Agreement requires the placing of the United Nations Emergency Force on the Egyptîan-Israel armistice demarcation line and the implementation of other measures as proposed in the Secretary-General's report, with due regard to the considerations set out therein with a view to assist in achieving situations conducive to the maintenance of peaceful conditions in the area;
4
Requeststhe Secietary-General, in consultation with the parties concerned, to take steps to carry out these measures and to report, as appropriate, to the General Assembly.
2 February 1957.
Resolution 1126 (XI)
Notes 1.uith approval this report.
22 Fsbruary 1957.
:1JI Ibid., document A/3512.
v,Official Records of the Seciirity Council, Fourth Year, SJucial Supplement No. 3.
10 Official Recoràs of the General Assembly, Elevenlh Session, Annexes, agenda item 66, document A/3526.
