UN General Assembly
1950

131. It may therefore be expected that the fifth session of the General Assembly will find a means to end the present unstable and irregular situation and will invite the legal representatives of the Central People’s Government of the People’s Republic of China to take part in the permanent work of peaceful collaboration. 132. Mr. Acheson, on behalf of the United States delegation, submitted proposals [279th meeting] in the form of a four-point plan. That plan calls for measures which in fact would deprive the Security Council, which is the principal organ of the United Nations, of its competence, the establishment of a so-called peace and security commission with the right of inspection “in every country”, the creation of special military units in the Member States and at the same time the appointment of a United Nations military adviser.