UN General Assembly
1965

166. It is true that the nineteenth session of the General Assembly decided, in resolution 2006 (XIX), to set up a Special Committee on Peace-keeping Operations with a particular mandate that the Committee would undertake a "comprehensive review of the whole question of peace-keeping operations" and that, in a spirit of compromise and co-operation by the various parties, the Special Committee, on which Thailand was invited to serve, succeeded in reaching a consensus that enabled the twentieth session of the General Assembly to carry on its work normally in accordance with its rules of procedure. 167. It may be too soon to know whether the decision not to involve the General Assembly with the question of the applicability of Article 19 of the Charter would in fact have any adverse effects on the life of the Organization. We, however, sincerely hope that the concession on the part of some Member States will encourage others to offer voluntary contributions so that the financial difficulties of the Organization can be solved.