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council shall be taken by . majority
Of the members present and voting.

council shall be taken by q majority
Of the members present and voting
Procedure.
ARTICLE 90.
I. The trusteeship council shall
adopt its own rules of procedure, in.
GLIDING the method Of selecting 1t.
president.
2. The trusteeship council shall
meet as required in accordance with
its rules, which shall include pro.
visions for the converting of meet.
ings on the request of . majority o.
It's members.
ARTICLE 81.
The trusteeship council shall, wher
appropriate, avail itself of the as.
sistance OF the economic and socia
council and Of the specialized agen-
cies In regard to matters with which
they are respectively concerned.
Chapter XIV.
The international Court Of Justice
ARTICLE %.
The international court Of justic,
shall be the principal judicial organ
Of the United Nations. 1t shall
function in accordance with thu
annexed statute, which is baset
upon the statute of the permanent
court Of international justice anc
forms an integral part Of the pres.
ent chapter.
ARTICLE 90.
l. All mem oers of the United Ma.
tons are ipeo facto parties to the
statute of the international court OF
justice.
2. A sta.e which Is not q member
of the United Nations may become
party to the statute Of the inter-
national court Of justice on condi-
tons to he determined in each case
by the general assembly upon rec
ommendation Of the security council.
ARTICLE "a.
I. Each member of the United
Nations undertakes to comply with
the decision Of the international
court Of justice in any case to which
it is a party.
2. If any party to a case fails to
perform the obligations incumbent
upon 1t under a Judgment rendered
by the court, the other party may
have recourse to the security coun-
ell, which may, If 1t deems it neces-
sary, make recommendations or de-
eide upon measures to be taken to
give effect to the judgment.
ARTICLE 95.
Nothing in the present charter
shall prevent members Of the United
Nations from entrusting the solution
of their differences to other tri-
bunals by virtue of agreements al
ready in existence or which may b,
concluded in the future.
ARTICLE s6.
1. The general assembly or tn,
security council may request tn,
international court of justice to Civ.
an advisory opinion on any lega
question.
2. Other organs OF the United
Nations and specialized agencie!
brought into relationship with 1t
which may at any time be 50 author.
lied by the general assembly, may
also request advisory opinions Of the
court on legal questions arising with.
in the scope Of their activities.
Chapter XIV.
The Secretariat.
ARTICLE 81.
There shall be q secretariat com.
prising a secretary general and such
staff as the organization may re.
quire. The secretary general shall
be appointed by the general as
sembly on the recommendation Of
the security council. He shall be thu
chief administrative ofhcer of tn,
ARTICLE 90.
The secretary general shall act II
that capacity in all meetings o.
the general assembly, Of the secur
ity council, Of the economic ane
social council and Of the trustee
ship council, and shall perform
such other functions as are In
trusted to him by these organs
The secretary general shall make
an annual report to the genera
assembly on the work OF the or
ganization.
ARTICLE 90.
The secretary general may brin(
to the attention OF the security
council any matter which in hi
opinion might threaten interna.
tional peace and security.
ARTICLE 100.
I. In the performance Of theil
duties the secretary general ane
the staff shall be responsible onl!
to the organization. They shall no
seek or receive instructions from
any government or from any othel
authority external to the organiza.
ton. They shall refrain from an,
action which might reflect on thei
position as international ofncials.
2. Each member of the organiza
ton undertakes to respect the ex.
clusively international character Of
the responsibilities of the secre.
tary general and the staff and no.
to seek to influence them in tn,
discharge of their responsibilities.
ARTICLE 10l.
l. The staff shall be appointed
by the secretary general undel
regulations established by the gen.
eral assembly.
2. Appropriate stats shall b
permanently assigned to the eco.