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disarmament and the machinery devoted to it, not just the functioning of the CD. The
fourth special session of the General Assembly devoted to disarmament would be
the most appropriate venue for the overall undertaking to review the United Nations
disarmament machinery.
China said that the CD, as the only multilateral disarmament negotiating
forum, should quickly adopt its programme of work and engage in a substantive,
comprehensive and balanced manner to advance the multilateral disarmament
negotiation process. China believed that any option for promoting multilateral
disarmament negotiations should include safeguarding the authority of the CD and
ensure that all parties participate.
66/514. Review of the implementation of the Declaration on the
Strengthening of International Security (decision)
The General Assembly decided to
include in the provisional agenda of its sixtyeighth
session the item entitled “Review of
the implementation of the Declaration on the
Strengthening of International Security”.
Introduced by: Indonesia, on behalf of the States
Members of the United Nations that are members of
the Movement of Non-Aligned Countries (20 Oct.)
GA vote: w/o vote (2 Dec.)
1st Cttee vote: w/o vote (27 Oct.)
For text and sponsors, see Yearbook, Part I, p. 198.
66/515. Role of science and technology in the context of
international security and disarmament (decision)
The General Assembly decided to
Introduced by: India (20 Oct.)
include in the provisional agenda of its
sixty-seventh session the item entitled “Role GA vote: w/o vote (2 Dec.)
of science and technology in the context of 1st Cttee vote: w/o vote (27 Oct.)
international security and disarmament”.
For text and sponsors, see Yearbook, Part I, p. 199.
66/517. Transparency and confidence-building measures in
outer space activities (decision)
The General Assembly, recalling its
resolution 65/68 of 8 December 2010 and
previous resolutions on this matter, decided
to include in the provisional agenda of
Introduced by: Russian Federation (17 Oct.)
GA vote: w/o vote (2 Dec.)
1st Cttee vote: w/o vote (26 Oct.)
its sixty-eighth session the item entitled For text and sponsors, see Yearbook, Part I, p. 201.
“Transparency and confidence-building
measures in outer space activities”.