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We support the Secretary-General's proposals to have closer collaboration with civil society.
With respect to the reform of the Security Council, we support the Secretary-General's proposal on the need to continue to reform the Council's working methods.
We support the Secretary-General's proposal, therefore, that interest should be charged on future arrears.
In this connection we also fully support the Secretary-General's proposal to open a development account.
We support the Secretary-General's proposal to align United Nations activities with such priorities as implementing the Millennium Development Goals and providing an effective response to the challenges of globalization and its impact on development.
With regard to human resources issues, we fully support the Secretary-General's proposal for enhancing staff mobility across the United Nations system.
We support the Secretary-General's proposal in section III to reduce the number of reports and meetings.
Member States welcome and support the Secretary-General's proposal for a United Nations house and common services.
We support the Secretary-General's proposal for an international conference to address nuclear dangers.
In order to advance this concept, Denmark and Costa Rica support the Secretary-General's proposal that regular annual or biennial reports be submitted on progress made in the implementation of the responsibility to protect.
We support the Secretary-General's proposals for extending the use of the Central Emergency Revolving Fund.
In this regard, we support the Secretary-General's proposal on innovative means of mobilizing new financial resources for development.
We support the Secretary-General's proposal for a shorter, more focused agenda for the General Assembly and restructuring of its work.
They could not support the Secretary-General's proposal that the Peace-keeping Reserve Fund be increased to $800 million.
Finally, we support the Secretary-General's proposal on the strengthening of the Secretariat.
We therefore support the Secretary-General's proposal for the establishment of a consultative forum on migration and development issues.
We also support the Secretary-General's proposal for an independent review of the International Civil Service Commission.
We therefore support the Secretary-General's proposal that the Treaty be extended indefinitely and unconditionally when its term expires in 1995.
In conclusion, we support the Secretary-General's proposal to create a panel of eminent personalities to promote the reforms.
We fully support the Secretary-General's proposal to create a new Department on Disarmament and Arms Regulation as a necessary addition to the Organization.
I fully support the Secretary-General's proposal to assess the functions and reporting procedures of the Office, including roles, capacities and resource requirements.
We similarly support the Secretary-General's proposal for periodic informal consultations among treaty institutions on substantive issues of cross-cutting interest.
We also support the Secretary-General's proposal for considering some updating, rationalization and streamlining of the First Committee and the Disarmament Commission.
In this regard, we fully support the Secretary-General's proposal on building a culture of prevention and continuing the dialogue with Member States on questions of preventive strategy.
In that connection, we support the Secretary-General's proposal to establish a panel of eminent persons to review the relationship between the United Nations and civil society.
We therefore fully support the Secretary-General's proposal to appoint a high-level panel of eminent persons to seek ways to strengthen the disarmament machinery, and especially the Conference on Disarmament.
Twenty-one Eastern European States fully support the Secretary-General's proposal to extend the term of office of Mr. Ruud Lubbers as United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees for the next two years.
In that context, we support the Secretary-General's proposal that the Commission on Human Rights appoint a special rapporteur to examine the conformity of anti-terrorism measures with international norms for the protection of human rights.
Consequently, it could not support the Secretary-General's proposal or the Advisory Committee's related recommendations, which were contrary to General Assembly resolutions 41/213 and 42/211 and the resolution on unforeseen and extraordinary expenses.
His delegation supported the Secretary-General's proposal to convene a review conference in 2010.