What has followed concretely is of little consequence. And look at the time it took. And if it had not been because of the modernization of NGOs and civil society, charity organizations people going in the streets of the developed countries this would not have happened. The secretariats of the multilateral system have very little capacity beyond the decisions of the member states and the member governments. And what we all observe, again, is the difference between what is said and what is done.
Reform is the same thing.
If you look at the position of some of the countries in some institutions, these aren't the same position they take in other institutions. They are not even consistent within countries between the position they take in one institution and the position they take in another institution. Therefore, I believe that looking at institutions without focusing on the bodies who set the policies, the decisions and provide the resources and focusing only on those who manage, I think it is missing the point. The whole UN system relies on the fact that it is what its member countries are. And it can do only what its member countries decide it will do.