UN General Assembly
1959

59, We believe, that the work of co-ordinating and examining all these plans and possibilities in common should begin as soon as possible at the United Rations. In our opinion, the Disarmament Commission, which is the most qualified body to deal with all aspects of disarmament, should be asked to share in the relative, responsibilities and work of the United Nations. 60. The fact that recent negotiations on the limitation of armaments, as well as certain great international problems which at present preoccupy the world, appear to be evolving outside the United Nations, has created the impression that the world Organization is being excluded from these developments. Apprehensions on this subject have been voiced, of which the echo may be found; even in the introduction to the Secretary-General's report [A/4132/Add,1]. It is true that he does not seem to find them justified and his personal opinion on this score is reassuring.