Expresses its conviction that peace-keeping operations ofthe United Nations, conducted with the consent of the host country and with respect for its sovereignty and territorial integrit). in accordance with the Charter of the United Nations. are an essential function of the United Nations, though not a substitute for the peaceful settlement of disputes and therefore of a temporary nature;
Urgesali concerned to co-operate fully in the implementation of United Nations peace-keeping operations;
3
Reaffirms and renews the mandate given to the Special Committee on Peace-keeping Operations by relevant resolutions of the General Assembly;
4
Expresses concern about the difficult financia! situation of United Nations peace-keeping operations;
5
Urgesagain the Special Committee on Peace-
keeping Operations, in accordance with its mandate, to renew its efforts to work towards the completion of agreed guidelines that will govern the conduct of United Nations peace-keeping operations in accordance with the Charter of the United Nations, and to devote further attention to specific questions relating to the practica! implementation of peace-keeping operations;
6
Requeststhe Special Committee on Peace-keeping Operations to submit a status report on its present situation, to determine the areas of possible progress and other arcas where progress would be difficult to achieve or is still pending, and to consider proposals to reactivate and rationalize its work;
7
Decides to include in the provisional agenda of its thirty-ninth session the item entitled "Comprehensive review of the whole question of peace-keeping operations m ali their aspects".
.., 16 N38/381.
¡q See A/36/116 and, orr. l. annex. 17 See A/38/132-S/15675 and Corr.l and 2. annex. sect. L para. 171.
2il See Ai36!534. annn 11 18 See A/34/542, annex, sect. l. paras. 280-299.