S/14947/Rev SC
37
Session
| Draft symbol | S/14947/Rev |
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Vote Consensus — S/PV.2350
Speeches following this vote (5)
The President
I shall now call on those representatives who wish to make statements after the voting,
Mr. Karran
The issue before us has serious implications for the settlement of disputes between States and also for the question of the respect of States for the authority of the Security Council,
258. The Council met on I April, two days ago I2.?45tl? mwtingl. at the urgent request of the representative of the United Kingdom, The Council heard at that time statements by the representatives of both the Unit…
Mr. Wyzner
Mr. President. recently, following consultations among the members of the Council, after hearing the statements made by the representatives of the United Kingdom and Argentina, my delegation joined you and all other members of the Council in calling on the two Governments to exercise the utmost restraint and, in particular, to refrain from the use or threat of the use of force in the region and t…
Sir Anthony PARSONS
I should like to thank all those delegations which voted
287. Mr. I LLUECA (Panama) fintc~lpr.c~trrlion ,fi*o~ Sptr~i.s/l): I wish to state that resolution SO2 (19821 in no way authorizes the United Kingdom to resort to force through its naval units or war fleet. It should be made quite clear that the Council has not empowered the United Kingdom to undertake military opcrations such as the one u…
The President
The Council has before it draft resolution S/ 14950, submitted by Panama. Panama, however. has not insisted on a vote on that draft resolution. The Council also has before it document S/14949. which contains the text of a letter dated 3 April from the representative of Belgium to the President of the Council.
289. As there are no further speakers, the Council has concluded this stage of its cons…
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