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One delegation suggested that the Council consider expanding its membership.
Expanding its membership would constitute a step towards increasing international cooperation in the field of radiation protection.
The Council noted the suggestion made by the delegation to consider expanding its membership.
Participants called on the IPHE to consider expanding its membership and cooperate with developing countries.
Today's discussions on Council reform are focused mainly on expanding its membership.
This must be done by expanding its membership to render it more representative of the present-day international situation and also by improving its working methods.
Cuba was pleased that the Scientific Committee was considering expanding its membership.
This would involve expanding its membership to cover important countries like Australia, India and the Russian Federation and also increase its pool of resources.
This role would also become clear in reforming the Security Council and expanding its membership.
Her delegation was pleased that the Scientific Committee was thinking of expanding its membership-- an issue that must quickly be given careful consideration-- and especially that outside scientists had been able to attend its sessions as advisers to member States.
The workshop was targeted at strengthening andfurther developing the partnership and expanding its membership.
Reforming the Security Council and expanding its membership should be part and parcel of a joint, integrated project that takes into account equitable geographical representation and establishes transparency, accountability and democracy in the Council's working methods, including in the decision-making process.
Second, the Committee suggested reviewing the composition of the membership of the Security Council by expanding its membership.
Security Council reform is not a stereotyped issue of expanding its membership and modifying its work method.
Member States have made tremendous efforts in past sessions to achieve concrete progress in reforming the Security Council and expanding its membership.
Incremental reform of the Security Council through improving its working methods and expanding its membership can work by separating the issues in such a manner that we may proceed positively and make progress without prejudice to the importance attached to either of the two issues.
In that regard, Belarus counted on the General Assembly to consider the issue of expanding its membership in the near future.
It is the wish of all United Nations Member States that the Council, by expanding its membership and taking other related steps, will improve its representation and discharge in a more satisfactory way its responsibilities under the Charter, in accordance with the purposes and principles of the Charter.
In conclusion, let me point out that Serbia believes that this debate will be an important step forward in revitalizing the work of the Conference and expanding its membership.
The Panel secretariat assisted the Panel in expanding its membership base through the addition of three new members in 2008: the United Nations Interregional Crime and Justice Research Institute, the International Association of Youth and Family Judges and Magistrates and the International Juvenile Justice Observatory.
Mr. Aboul Gheit(Egypt)(spoke in Arabic): Once again, for the eleventh consecutive year,the General Assembly is considering the issue of reforming the Security Council and expanding its membership.
Japan believes that equitable representation could be achieved andeffectiveness in its work maintained by expanding its membership to 24- that is, 10 permanent and 14 non-permanent members.
By virtue of our experience with the Security Council- an experience I have just commented on- we know and appreciate the importance andnecessity of reforming the Security Council and expanding its membership.
This clearly leads us to call for the reform of the United Nations,as well as for strengthening its role, by reviewing the working methods of the Security Council, expanding its membership, giving it more weight in decision-making and respecting the democratic consultative nature that must be the basis of our international Organization.
Though the Libyan proposals were not successful because of the objection of the super-Powers, they did, however, create a wide understanding of that issue within the General Assembly,resulting in the adoption of a resolution at its forty-seventh session establishing an open-ended group to review the issue of fair representation in the Security Council and expanding its membership.
Reforming the Security Council and expanding its membership must be an indivisible part of a joint and complementary effort where the principles of sovereign equality among States and equitable geographic distribution are respected, as is the need to ensure transparency, responsibility and democracy in the working methods of the Security Council, including consultation and decision-making.
They called on the Management Coordination Committeeto provide complete and impartial support to UNOPS and to consider expanding its membership to better reflect the client base of UNOPS.
The process of reforming the Security Council and expanding its membership must be an integral part of an integrated joint endeavour that takes into account the principle of equal sovereignty among States and equitable geographical distribution, in addition to the need to guarantee transparency and responsibility and to lay the foundations for democracy in the Council's methods of work, including the decision-making process.
We maintain our position that United Nations reform will not be complete unless the Security Council is reformed through developing its working methods and expanding its membership in both the permanent and the non-permanent categories.
In this context, the thirty-third session of the Islamic Conference of Foreign Ministers, held in Baku between 19 and 21 July 2006,stressed the need to reform the Council by expanding its membership and, in particular, by dealing with the issue of the right to veto, since they are indispensable elements of any comprehensive package that takes account of the sovereign equality of countries and of equitable geographic representation.