UN General Assembly
1950

61. Changing the order of these four points, and emphasizing particularly the means of implementation to be considered if this plan is to be put into effect, I should like to dwell on the third point first. I was very much pleased to note that the representative of Bolivia, who spoke a few minutes ago, stressed the same point. I do not think we can consider that as a mere coincidence. It is an indication of the prevailing opinion in the General Assembly. 62. In our view, the third point of the programme should be considered first, for that is the point to which all the others lead. The means to be determined under the fourth point, the observation to be carried out under the second and, finally, an emergency session of the General Assembly under the first, would all lead to eventual action, and action can be taken only by the forces to be provided under the third point. In our opinion, that is the key point of the whole programme.