UN General Assembly
1962

123. The continuing inability of the United Nations to exert an effective influence for the solution of many important international problems, including that of general and complete disarmament, confirms the need for a fundamental reorganization of the United Nations Secretariat. Another argument in favour of such a reorganization is the unsatisfactory state of the finances of the United Nations. The facts of life have called for the establishment of a United Nations structure which would ensure equal representation, within its organs, for the three main forces in the modern world: the socialist countries, the neutralist countries and the Western States members of military blocs. Only with such a structure will the Organization's activities reflect the general interests of peace and international co-operation, instead of the narrow interests of a single group of States.