UN General Assembly
1965

11. It is vital to quench the flames at the earliest moment, lest they spread. At the initial stage, political polemics shall have no place and all efforts shall be devoted to putting down the fire. Thereafter, with the fire brought under control, in the further steps of investigating the facts, apportioning the blame and suggesting a solution, the Security Council may take as long as it needs to examine every political aspect of the conflict. At the second stage, the veto may become available for use by any Power which finds the political solution either ineffective or otherwise unsuited to its own power postures in the world.