Approve, the general findings (part II C) and recommendations (part Ill) of the first report and the specific proposals of part II of the second report of the Commission as constituting the necessary basis for establishing an effective system of international control 9£ atomic energy to ensure its use only for peaceful purposes and for the dimination from national armaments of atomic claration des Nations nies et notre reeolution d'Mifier, en cooperation avee les autres nations
Et ont declare :
1r Ce n' est qu' en· poursuivant et en elargiBS1nt
pourra realiser la plus haute aspiration de l'hutermes de la Charte de l'Atlantique -assure a tous 1tdevivre,leurviedurant, a l'abri de la crainte et «du besoin11;
2
Fait iienne, ces declarations et exprime sa conviction que les grandes Puissances alliees conformeront leur politique a l' esprit desdite11 declarations;
3
Recommands aux Puissances signataires des
accords, de redoubler d' efforts, dans un .esprit de solidarite et de comprehension mutuelle, pour
Ii!~ rcglements de paix;
Ii. Recommande aux Puissances meniionnees t1- J essus d 'associer a l' accomplissement de cette ont adhere a ladite declaration 1• Cent-iinquante-qualrihne Janee plenim,
"Is 3 novembre 1948.
191 (III). Rapports de la Commission de I' energie atomique L' ,foemblee generak,
Ayant e.xamim les premier, deuxieme et troisieme rapports2 de la Commission de l'energie de securite conformement a la resolution 1 (l)l
1
Approuve les conclusions generales (partie II,
deuxieme partie du deuxieme rapport de la Commission comme constituant les elements de base necessaires a l'etablissement d'un systeme efficace de contr6le international de l'energie atomique permettant d'assurer l'utilisation de celle-ei a dea
weapons in accorda11rn w1tl1 lh,· terms ,,f reference of the Atomic Energy Cornnu~sion;
2
Expresses its deep concern at the impasse which has been reached in the work of the Atomic Energy Commission, as sl1own in its third report, and regrets that uuanimous agreement has not yet been reaehed ;
3
Requeststhe six sponsors of the General Assembly resolution of 24 January 1946, which are the permanent members of the Atomic Energy Commission, to meet together and consult in order to deterrniur if there exists a basis for agreement on the international control of atomic energy to ensure its use only for peaceful purposes and for the elimination from national armaments of atomic weapons, and to report to the General Assembly the results of their consultation not later than its next regular session;
4
Meanwhile,
The General Assembly Calls upon the Atomic Energy Commission to resume its sessions, to survey its programme of work, and to proceed to the further study of such of the subjects remaining in the programme of work as it considers to be practicable and useful.
Hundred and fijty--seventh plenary meeting,
4 November 1948.
1 Yoir l'Anmuiir, des Natim1 lini,s, edition 1948, page t.
1 See Yearbook ~(the United Nations. 1946-1947, page 1.
2 Documents AEC/18/1\cv.1, .\EC;:.!6 and AEC/31/Rev. l.
,. Documents AEC/18/Rev.1, .\EC/26 el AEC/31/Rev. t.
' See Resoluliom adopted by I~ General A,umbly during the , V oir les R1,olutWl'l8 adoptk, par l' AuembUe ghiJrale pendant lir,t part of its first sessio11, page 9.
