UN General Assembly
1965

129. It goes without saying that New Zealand would welcome, as we believe would all the Governments concerned in meeting this attack, a peaceful settlement of the Viet-Nam question. We believe that the people of Viet-Nam, North and South, should have the chance to make a meaningful and genuine choice concerning their form of government, free from intimidation and terror. This choice should include the right freely to agree on the future relationship between North and South, including, if they so desire, unification. These are essential elements which would need to be considered in substantive negotiations.