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We also need to improve the Council's working methods.
In parallel, we value those initiatives which seek to improve the Council's working methods.
Which further steps to improve the Council's working methods should receive the highest priority?
We also highly appreciate the contributions of Member States to improve the Council's working methods.
We must also continue to improve the Council's working methods, in particular to make our work more efficient and more inclusive.
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Therefore, we also believe it essential to improve the Council's working methods.
They are based on a genuine desire to improve the Council's working methods.
We have noted that over the past few years, mostly as a result of the deliberations in the General Assembly's Open-ended Working Group,certain steps have been taken to improve the Council's working methods.
Thirdly, it is extremely important to improve the Council's working methods.
There have been prolonged endeavours to improve the Council's working methods, transparency and effectiveness.
It should not overshadow another indispensablepart of the reform: the need to improve the Council's working methods.
Malta encourages Council members to continue exploring ways to improve the Council's working methods by ensuring enhanced transparency, effectiveness and interaction with non-members.
In this context, we note with interest the initiatives that have rightly been put forward to improve the Council's working methods.
Furthermore, the United Kingdom supports moves to improve the Council's working methods and transparency and believes that this should be an integral part of any Council reform.
Such efforts are an indispensable part of broader efforts to improve the Council's working methods.
In that respect, we stress the need to improve the Council's working methods, decision-making mechanisms and transparency, in accordance with the strong desire of all Member States, as expressed during today's discussion.
However, we note that there has been no major progress in activities to improve the Council's working methods.
However, the Working Group's report also shows wide support for certain proposals,such as the institutionalization of measures to improve the Council's working methods and transparency in its activities;the modification of the decision-making process; and the proposal by the Movement of Non-Aligned Countries that, in the absence of agreement on the increase of other categories of membership, expansion should take place only, for the time being, in the non-permanent category.
We appreciate the efforts of the Open-ended Working Group to improve the Council's working methods.
In addition, the General Assembly, in resolution 51/193,calls upon the Council to include in its reports, among other things, information on its consultations of the whole, on the role of Assembly resolutions in the Council's decision-making and on steps taken to improve the Council's working methods.
An important aspect of our work on the Security Council has been helping to improve the Council's working methods in order to make the organ more transparent and accessible.
We would like to emphasize, therefore, that the ongoing initiative taken by several Member States to improve the Council's working methods should be encouraged with a view to making progress in that regard as early as possible.
Elaboration of criteria to ensure that the composition of the Security Council reflects the general membership of the United Nations; equitable geographical distribution in the membership of the Council; and conduct of a periodic review to improve the Council's working methods;
In addition to the enlargement of the Security Council, my delegation believes that work remains to improve the Council's working methods and enhance its accountability and transparency.
We note with satisfaction the progress made in the past few years to improve the Council's working methods.
In the course of our debates, delegations and some regional orinterest groups have put forward relevant suggestions to improve the Council's working methods, which are designed to ensure, if adopted, greater transparency, effectiveness and legitimacy for this central organ of the United Nations system.
Unlike the Group's discussion of the question of expanding the Council's membership, its discussions on how to improve the Council's working methods have made meaningful progress.