Expresses its appreciation to the International Law 7 December 1953, in which it was stated that this draft Commission and the Secretary-General for their work includes certain important elements with respect to the in the field of arbitral procedure; progressive development of international law on arbitral
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Invitesthe International Law Commission to conprocedure,
sider the comments of Governments and the discussions
Noting that a number of suggestions for improvein the Sixth Committee in so far as they may contribute ments on the draft have been put forward in the com-
further to the value of the draft on arbitral procedure, ments submitted by Governments and in the observaand to report to the General Assembly at its thirteenth tions made in the Sixth Committee at the eighth and session; current sessions of the General Assembly,
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Decides to place the question of arbitral procedure
Believing that a set of rules on arbitral procedure will on the provisional agenda of the thirteenth session, ininspire States in the drawin~ up of provisions for including the problem of the desirability of convening an clusion in international treaties and special arbitration international conference of plenipotentiaries to conagreements,
