UN General Assembly
1960

103. The question therefore arises: what guarantee will the groups of States which form the United Nations have that the executive staff will scrupulously enforce the decisions adopted and that no attempt will be made to serve the narrow interests of a State or a group of States against the interests of other States or groups of States? It is clear that anyone who seriously and with a sense of responsibility considers the problem of the safeguarding of peace and international security cannot but agree that this question has to be answered satisfactorily. 104. The Romanian delegation believes that such a satisfactory answer is offered by the proposal of the USSR to the effect that the executive organ be constituted not of one person, the Secretary-General, but of three representatives of the groups of States which form the United Nations; that is, the States belonging to the Western alliances, the socialist States and the neutral countries. Such a solution of the problem represents a guarantee that the executive staff of the United Nations will act with full objectivity.