Reaffirms its hope that steps will be taken to make the United Nations International School available to the children of the largest possible number of members of delegations, United Nations staff members, and others associated with the United Nations;
2
Invitesthe Board of Trustees of the School to establish an International School Fund;
3
Decides to contribute to the Fund for a period of five years such continuing financial assistance as the General Assembly may consider necessary;
4
Decides to make a contribution of $100,000 to the Fund in 1960 for the purpose of liquidating the operating deficit at the end of the 1959-1960 school year and for such other purposes of the School as the Board of Trustees deems fit;
5
Requeststhe Secretary-General to continue to use his good offices to assist the Board of Trustees of the School in finding suitable permanent accommodation for the School in the immediate vicinity of United Nations Headquarters, in developing plans for a building, and in pursuing its efforts to raise funds from private
29 /bid., agenda item 51, document A/4'293.
so Ibid., document A/4'293, annex.
Reeolutiom adopted on the reports of the Fifth Committee
sources for the construction of the building, and, if necessary, for the acquisition of a site therefor;
6
Requeststhe Secretary-General to present to the General Assemblr at its fifteenth session:
a
A report by the Board of Trustees of the School on the establishment and operations of the Fund;
( b) His recommendations, together with the comments of the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions, on future contributions to the Fund and on the means of financing such contributions, including the suggestion contained in paragraphs 8 and 9 of his report ;
( c) A report on the progress which has been made in finding permanent accommodation for the School.
5 December 1959.
ARGENTINA,
BRAZIL,
CANADA,
FRANCE, LEBANON,
NEW ZEALAND,
PAKISTAN,
UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTHERN IRELAND and UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
