UN General Assembly
1968

60. If the Commission fails to find such a solution to that controversy — and I emphasize that it is the controversy over Venezuela’s allegation that the Award of the International Court of Arbitration is invalid that the Commission is concerned with — if the Commission fails to find a solution to that controversy, then Venezuela has undertaken under the Geneva Agreement that it shall resort to the procedures for peaceful settlement of disputes set out in Article 33 of the Charter and it will then be for the parties, through those procedures, to pursue a solution to that controversy. Meanwhile, the Agreement enjoins that: “No new claim, or enlargement of an existing claim, to territorial sovereignty in those territories shall be asserted while this Agreement is in force, nor shall any claim whatsoever be asserted otherwise than in the Mixed Commission while that Commission is in being”.