SecCo list of items – SecGen summary statement

SUMMARY STATEMENT BY THE SECRETARY-GENERAL ON MATTERS OF WHICH THE

SECURITY COUNCIL IS SEIZED AND OF THE STAGE REACHED

Pursuant to Rule 11 of the Provisional Rules of Procedure of the Security Council, I submit the following summary statement on matters of which the Security Council is seized and of the stage reached in their consideration on 26 March 1948.

1. The Iranian Question (see document S/641);

2. Special Agreements under Article 43 and the Organization of the Armed Forces made available to the Security Council (see document S/641);

3. Rules of Procedure of the Security Council (document S/641);

4. Statute and Rules of Procedure of the Military Staff committee (see document S/641);

5. The General Regulation and Reduction of Armaments and Information on Armed Forces of the United Nations (see document S/641);

6. Appointment of a Governor of the Free Territory of Trieste (see documents S/641, S/660 and S/693);

7. The Egyptian Question (see document S/641);

8. The Indonesian Question (see document S/641, S/653, S/683 and S/690);

9. Voting Procedure in the Security Council (see document S/641);

10. Procedure in application of Articles 87 and 88 of the Charter with regard to the Pacific Islands under strategic trusteeship of the United States of America (see document S/641);

11. Application for Membership (see document S/641);

12. The Palestinian Question (see document S/641, S/675, S/690 and S/692);

Discussion on this question continued at the two hundred and seventy-fourth meeting and further consideration postponed until Tuesday, 30 March 1948.

13. The India-Pakistan Question (see also documents S/641, S/655, S/660, S/664, S/665, S/675, S/683, S/690, S/693 and S/700);

14. The Czechoslovakian Situation; (see also documents S/700);

Discussion was continued at the two hundred and seventy-second and at the two hundred and seventy-third meeting.  At the hundred and seventy meeting, on the request of the representative of Argentina, and in accordance with Rule 38 of the Provisional Rules of Procedure, the proposal of the representative of Chile to invite Dr. Papanek to supply the Security Council with information in accordance with Rule 39 of the Provisional Rules of Procedure, was adopted by a vote of nine to two.

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