Review by the International Law Commission of its Statute with the object of recommending revisions thereof to the General Assembly — A/RES/484(V) | UN Mandate Registry
Review by the International Law Commission of Its Statute with the Object of Recommending Revisions Thereof to the General Assembly
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Requeststhe Secretary-General to present to !he General Assembly for approval any draft regulation within the provisions of the Headquarters Agreement which may in his opinion be necessary for the full execution of the functions of the United Nations;
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Decides that, if in the opinion of the Secretary- General it is necessary to give immediate effect to any regulation within the provisions of the Headquarters Agreement, he shall have authority to make such regulation. The Secretary-General shall report any action so taken to the General Assembly as soon as possible.
12 December 1950.
482 (V). Registration and publication of treatieF!
and international agreements
/'he Gcnrra! Assembl,•,
I I avinr; considered the report 111 of the Secretary- General on the registration and publication of trt"aties and international agreements and the observations11 in this regard of the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions,
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Notes with satisfaction the progress acl1in•ed in regard to the registration and publication of treaties;
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InvitesM.ernber and non-member States parties to treaties or international agreements subject to publication under article 12 of the regulations to give effect to Article 102 of the Charter of tlw United Nations, to provide the Secretary-General, where feasible, with translations in English or French or both as may he needed for the purposes of such publication;
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Amends article 7 of the regulations to give effect to Artide 102 of the Charter of the United Nations to read:
"A certificate of registration signed by the Secretary-General or his representative shall be issued to the registering party or agency and also, upon request, to any party to the treaty or international agreement registered";
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Amends the first sentence of paragraph I of article 8 of the regulations to give effect to Article 102 of the Charter of the United Nations to read· "1. The register shall he kept in the English and French languages" ;
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Requeststhe Secretary-General, when acting under article 12 of the regulations to give effect to Article 102 of the Charter of the United Nations, to continue, as economically as practicable, without undue delay and without sacrifice of uniformity in style and record permanence, to publish all treaties and international agreements in their full and unabridged form, including
9 See Official Records of the General Assembly, Fifth Session, Sixth Committee, Annexes, Agenda item SS, document A/1409.
10 See Official Records of the General Assembly, Fifth Session, Sixth Committee, Annexes, Agenda item 54, document A/1408. all annexes, provided however that, in the reproduction of annexes, he may in his discretion employ less expensive methods of reproduction;
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Rc1Ji.rsts the Secretary-General regularly to rev_iew ilw free mailing list with a view to its possible reduct10n.
12 December 1950.
:t83 (V).
Provision of a United Nations distinuuishing rihhon or other insi~nia for per• -,o:ncl which has participatetl in Korea in the defence of the Prim·iples of tlw Charter of the llnift'd Natiom,
Fh,· c;,•ncra!. /.,s<'m/ 1/y.
/),-sinn,J to ~y111holizc the \·alour ancl ~acritices of the 111t·11 ;;ml \\'Ollll'n who ha\·e served on behalf of the \ 'nitcd l\"ations in repelling aggression in Korea,
!-:Crallinr1 it:- resolution ()2 ( I ) on the official seal ;1nd cmhh'.m of the l'nited Nations, its resolution I (J7 ( If) 011 the l 'nited Nations flag, and the resolution'" of the Security Council of 7 ] uly 1950 authorizing the l 'ni!tt 0 d Command to use the United Nations Aag,
N.-.wh·cs that the Secretary-Ceneral be requested to make arrangements with the Unified Command, establislwd p11r~uant to the Security Cnu1Kil resolution of 7 I ulv ]<)SO, ior the de~ign ;111d :l\\·ard, t11!(kr ,mch rq;u1:;tinns as the Secrctar~·-General shall pre~nilw, of ;t distinguishing· rilJhon or ·other insignia for personnel 11 hich h.t~ participated in Korea in the defence of the l-'ri11cipl<", of the Charter of the 1 'nitcd l\'ations.
320th ffrnar_y mel'finy.
72 /)crcmber 1950.
184 ( V).
Review by the International Law Commission of i.ts Statute with the object of reconnnendin~ revisions thereof to the General Ai-semhly
'/ lie (;c11cra! Assembly,
( 0J1S1</cri11y that it is of the greatest importance that the m1rk of the International Law Commission should \)(' r;1rrinl on in the conditions most likely to enable t]I(' Commission to achieve rapid and positive results1 I! a1·i11y regard to certain doubts which have been expressed whether such conditions exist at the present tillll'.
!1'n1ucsts the International Law Commission to revie1Y its Statutcl:! with the object of making recommendations to the Ceneral Assemblv at its sixth session concerning rt"visions of the Statute which may :qipcar de,irable, in the light of experience, for the promotion of the Commission's work.
12 December 1950.
11 [bid., Supplement No. 7, paragraphs 329-332.
12 See Official Records of the Security Council, Fifth Year. No. 18.
