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SECOND YEAR
CO NS EI LD E. SECURITE
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PROCES-VERBAUX OFFICIELS
DEUXIEME ANNEE
No. 4
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Annex
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4
5
UNITED NATIONS
NATIONS UNIES
SECURITY
COUNCIL
CONSEII,
DE SECURITE
OFFICIAL RECORDS
PROCESVERBAUX OFFICIELS
SECOND YEAR
No. 4
DEUXIEME ANNEE
No 4
NINETYSECOND MEETING
QUATREVINGTDOUZIEME SEANCE
President: M, N.
J. O. MARIN
(Australie).
IOId., Am,ex 3.
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Ibid., Annex 6.
4 Ibid., Annex '7.
'Ibid., Annex 4.
See Official Records of the Atomic Energy Commission, Special Supplement.
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showing the very great emphasis the Assembly b1ee generale, ce qui demon
tre bien 1'extreme implaced on the atomic problem. It is also appar- portan ce que l'AsembIee
attache au probleme atoent that, in asking the Security Council to formu- mique. Il est egalem
ent evident que, 10rsqu'eUe a
late practical measures to give effect to its deman de au Consei
l de securite d'etablli. des meresolution, the Assembly was definitely of the sures pratiques perme ttant
de mettre en ceuvre.sa
opinion that certain of these practical measures resolution, l'Assemblee
estimait, sans auctm doute,
had priority over others or, to quote the words que certaines de ces
mesures pratiques avaient
of the Assembly resolution, in the second para- priorite sur d'l'l.utres,
OU, pour repren dre les termes
graph that it wished them dealt with "according du second paragr aphe
de la resolution, qu'elle
to their priority".
souhaitait que ces mesures soient etudiees "seIon
leur ordre d'urgen ce".
I submit that the atomic problem definitely enjoys such a priority, and that it is incumb ent on
this Council to study and act upon the report of
the Atomic Energy Commission and to do everything possible to expedite and assist its work.
To
(b)
advise on the inform ation to be
required from Memb ers of the United
Nations to give effect to the recommendations accepted by the Security Council in
respect to withdr awal and reducti on of
nationa l armed forces;
(4) The SecUrity Council charges the disarmam ent committee, the Atomi c Energy Com-
mission, and the Militar y Staff Committe.~to
regard these appoili ted tasks as of the highest
urgency and to submit reports to the Security
\ Council before 30 April 1947. In order to
facilitate this work, the Security Council also
resolves to expedite consi~eration by the
Council of thefirst report of the Atomic Energy
Commission.~'
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NINETY-THIRD MEETING
Held at Lake Success, New York,
on Wednesday, 15 January 1947, at 2.30 p.m.
President: Mr. N. J. O. MAKIN (Australia). '
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QUATREVINGTTREIZIEME SEANCE
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President: M. N. J. O.
MAKll~
(Australie).
armaments 1
The PRESIDENT: The Security Council is called
to order. I call on the representative of the Union
of Soviet Socialist Republics.
Mr. GROMYKO (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics)' (translated from Russian): I wish first
of all to express satisfaction at. the fact that
the majority of the mem.bers of the Security Council who have spoken have expressed themselves
favourably on the proposals which I submitted
for the consideration of the Security Council on
27 December 1945.2
All who have.spoken in the course of the discussion, with the exception of the representative
,of the United States, have supported the proposal
of the USSR regarding the necessity to proceed
without delay to the elaboration of practical measures to implement the resolution of the General
Assembly of 14 December 19463 onthe general
regulation and reduction of armaments and armed