UN General Assembly
1962

11. To cede such an uncovenanted veto to the major Powers, or any group of Powers, would not only introduce an element of constant uncertainty into the operations of the United Nations; it would risk bringing the Organization into dishonour. For this Organization would indeed be dishonoured if, when a small nation like the Congo accepts our pledged help and we dispatch gallant soldiers and officials in response to its appeal, we were then, owing to lack of a relatively paltry sum of money, to go back on our pledge to the Government concerned and to fail to support those who, in reliance on our good faith, have volunteered to serve the Organization in the face of difficulties and dangers.