UN General Assembly
2005

and it should be achieved through the broadest possible consultation. Trinidad and Tobago also looks forward to participating in discussions on reform of the United 10 Nations human rights machinery and on the pending issues relating to the Peacebuilding Commission. Trinidad and Tobago commends the Secretary- General for his ongoing efforts to enhance the effective management of the United Nations. An efficient, effective, well-resourced Secretariat which is accountable to the General Assembly is indispensable to achieving the objectives of a strengthened Organization. Trinidad and Tobago welcomes the Secretariat and management reform proposals contained in the outcome document as a first step towards a necessary thorough debate and discussion, and we look forward to participating actively in these negotiations. It is imperative, however, that these proposals meet the test of viability, that they have the sanction of the established intergovernmental process and that they do not individually or collectively seek to derogate, diminish or further marginalize the role of the General Assembly. As we embark on the path of implementation of the outcome document, we must spare no effort to