Transmission of Information Under Article 73e of the Charter

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A Resolution of the General Assembly, published in 1947.

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3 versions · 1947–1961

This is an older version — the most recent is A/RES/1542(XV)

Year	Symbol	Title	Word length	Text similarity
1961	A/RES/1542(XV)	Transmission of information under Article 73e of the Charter	557	9%Compare
1948	A/RES/218(III)	Transmission of information under Article 73e of the Charter	1,054	7%Compare
1947	A/RES/66(I)	Transmission of Information under Article 73e of the Charter	699	–

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4 subjects

Establishment Information Dissemination Members Non-Self-Governing Territories

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9 operative paragraphs

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Invites the Members transmitting information to send to the Secretary-Gen~ral by 30 June of each year the most recent information which is at their disposal;

Recommends that the information transmitted in the course of 1947 by Members of the United Nations under Article 73e of the Charter should be summarized, analysed and classified by the Secretary-General and included in his report to the second session of the General Assembly, in order that, in the light of the experience gained, the General Assembly may be able to decide whether any other procedure may be desirable for dealing with such information in future years;

Recommends that the Secretary-General communicate to the specialized agencies the information transmitted; with a view to making all relevant data available to their expert and deliberative bodies;

Invites the Secretary-General to convene,

lslands. The delegation of the United Kingdom made a tion de J' Alaska, la partie américai11e des Samoa, de Panama 1, Porto-Rito '.'t les ilcs \finge~.

L'Assemblée générale a également pris note q,ic les Gouvernements suivants ont fait connaitre leur

(rnloníe l't protcnorat), les iln Bahama, le B;1su toland, le protectorat d11 lktclwuanabnd, le pro tcctorat de la Sornalic a11glais(', Bnmt'i, Chyp1c, Dominic¡ue, les ilcs Falklan,l', la Cútc de J"Or (colonic et protectora!). (;ffnadc, Hong-Kong, Lt Jamaú¡uc, k Kénya (, nlonic r·t protcttorat). l'Union Malaise, Malte, le Nigfria, la partie nord Sainte-Hélenc et dépcndann·s, Saint-Vi]l{Tllt, Sarawak, les Seychelles, Sicrra-Lcone, Singapour,

dental 1dcva11t dt· 1 Ltt1lt' Commission (la colo11ic dn iln (;illw1t ,·1 Flli,. le· prntr·<tor;11 de~; ilcs Salomon, ks ílcs Pitcairn).

cialisées a été soulignée comme un moyen d'attein- La procedure a suivre par l'Organisation conccrnant k, remeignements trammis par les Membres au rnjet des populations non autonomt·~. a été examinée avec soin.

J: Assemblee génhale, en coriséque11ce,

Invite les Elats Membn:s, qui doivent four-

sent;

Recomma11de que les remeignements transmis au cours de l'annéc 1947 par des Membres des Nations Uniesen application de l'Article 73e de la Charte, soient résumés, analysés et classifié~ port a la deul'ieme session de l'Assemblée générale, afin que, a la lumiere de l'expérience aimí acquise, l'Assemblée géntrale puisse d¡;cider ,i une autre procédure est désirable a !'avenir pour I'utilisation de ces renscignements;

Recommande que le Secrétaire général communiqm· aul' institutiom spécialisées les rense1gncmem, transmis, afín que toutes les donnécs intéressa11tes puissent étre mises a la disposition dc'-Iibérants;

1· lnv1ie le Secrétaire général a réunir quelques

125. sorne weeks before the opening of the second session of ihe General Assembly, an ad hoc Committee composed in equal numbers of representatives of the Members transmitting informatjon under Article 73e of the Charter and of representatives ol Members elected, by the General Asst:mbly at this session, on the basis of an equitable geographical distribution;

Invites the Secretary-General to request the Food and Agriculture Organization, the lntl!rnational Labour Organization, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, and the World Health Organization and the lnternational Trade Organization, when constituted, to send representatives in an advisory capacity to the meeting of the ad hoc committee;

Invites the ad hoc Committee to examine the Secretary-General's summary and analysis of the information transmitted under Article 73e of the Charter with a view to aiding the General Assembly in its consideration of this information, and with a view to making recommendation~ to the General Assembly regarding the procedures to be followed in the future and the means of ensuring that the advice, expert knowledge and experience of the specialized agencies are used to the best advantage.

Sixty-/ourth plenary meeting,

r4 December 1946 .

• • • At its sixty-fifth and sixty-sixth plenary meetings, on r4 and 15 December 1946 respectively, tite General Assembly, in accordance with the terms uf the above resolution, elected eight Members of the ad hoc Committee.

The composition of the Committee therefore is as follows:

Members transmitting infnnnation under Article 73e of the Charter:

Australia, Belgium, Denmark, France, Netherlands, New Zealand, United Kingdom, United States o( America.

Members elected by the General Assembly:

Brazil, China, Cuba, Egypt, India, Philippine Republic, Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, Uruguay.

i In this connexion reference i~ madc to doniment A/200, dated 26 Novemher 1946.

'In regard to the Falkland Islands the dclegation of Argentina, at the twenty-fifth meeting of the Committee, made a reservar ion to the eflect that the Argentine Govern. ment did not recognize British sovereignty in the Falk1and parallel reservation, not recognizing Argentine sovereignty in these islands.

' A ce sujet, se rl'férer a11 don,ment A/2rKJ en dar,· d11 2G no\cmhr<' 191fi.

'Au sujl'! eles ile, Falkbnd, la délt'¡.';ation de l'Al¡.';<'11li11c. lors d,- la ,ingt-cinquicme séance de la Commission. a lait mcnt argcnl in 11c rcco1111aissait pas la SOU\.'erainelé ln ¡ Uni a fait une réserve parallele, ne reconnaissant pas la so11ve1 aineté del" -\rgentinc sur res iles

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