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on the BoUlevarD oF Broken DreaMs t he P roject of a r eform of the un S ecurIty c ouncIl after the 2005 W orld S ummIt b arDo f aSSbeNDer Somewhere towards the end of the lengthy “2005 World Summit Outcome”, 1 the heads of State and Government of the UN member states devoted two short paragraphs to the question of Security Council reform. In paragraph 153, they “support early reform of the Security Council as an essential element of [the] overall effort to reform the United Nations in order to make it [i.e., the Council] more broadly representative, efficient and transparent and thus to further enhance its effectiveness and the legitimacy and implementation of its decisions”. In addition, the heads of State and Government commit themselves to continuing their efforts “to achieve a decision to this end and request the General Assembly to review progress on the reform set out above by the end of 2005”. In paragraph 154, it is recommended “that the Security Council continue to adapt its working methods so as to increase the involvement of States not members of the Council in its work, as appropriate, enhance its accountability to the
International Organizations Law Review – Brill
Published: Jan 1, 2005
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