An increase in the number of permanent members should by no means result in a decrease in the number of non permanent members.

We favour an increase in the number of both permanent and non permanent members, from developed and developing countries, in accordance with the principle of equitable geographic distribution and taking into account the relative importance of countries.

A. Need to increase the number of non permanent members

Finland therefore supports an enlargement of the Council in the number of both permanent and non permanent members.

Expanding the number of permanent and non permanent members is essential to achieve balance in the Security Council.

New Zealand would strongly oppose an increase in the number of permanent members that served to alter the balance between permanent and non permanent members.

Furthermore, we believe that any increase in the number of permanent seats on the Council must not be achieved at the expense of the number of non permanent members.

A small number of new seats could be allocated as permanent seats.

There are a number of ways to account for Jews disproportionate achievement.

In particular, the budget takes account of a number of significant developments

Consequently, the number of permanent court actors in 2005 is not yet certain.

The maximum number of composite permanent members would be limited to, perhaps, three

Thus, the number of permanent members of the Council would increase to eight.

In relation to the proposed models, the Republic of Croatia supports an expansion in the number of permanent and non permanent seats.

Accordingly, in considering the number of women in employment, account must be taken of the number of hours they worked.

Taking into account the large and increasing number of migrants in the world,

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(a) The present number of non permanent members of the Council should not be reduced, if provision is made for additional permanent members

A selective, piecemeal expansion of the number of permanent members would not be prudent.

We would instead increase the number of non permanent members from 10 to 20.

We are of course in favour of a new structure with an increased number of permanent and non permanent members, designed in such a way as to take account of the emergence of new economic Powers recognized as such and committed to the cause of international peace and cooperation.

Reform must include a review of the veto, the number of permanent and non permanent members and the Council apos s rules of procedure.

We are also willing to consider an increase in the number of permanent or non permanent members, as well as other categories of membership.

At present, a great number of permanent residents in Estonia do not have Estonian citizenship.

What we need to take into account is not just the number of people expelled, but the number they would represent now.

In order to preserve the efficiency of the Council, any enlargement should be limited to a small number of additional permanent and non permanent members.

Denmark shares that view and has expressed support for expansion expansion achieved by increasing the number of permanent members and non permanent seats and by including developing and developed countries as permanent members.

Specifically, the Council should be enlarged to have around 20 members at most, by adding to the current permanent members a certain number of permanent and non permanent seats in an appropriate ratio.

There are historical reasons which account for the present status of the five permanent members of the Security Council.

Rather, the Commission should take into account the various permanent and ad hoc mechanisms which had already been developed.

That would explain the sharp interest being shown in the issues of its composition, number of seats and categories permanent and non permanent of new membership.

A number of Government Ministers, Permanent Secretaries and Ambassadors, including our current Ambassador and Permanent Representative to the United Nations, were also trained through these programmes.

The question of the number of permanent members in the Council has been much more controversial.

We also hear overwhelming support for expanding the number of non permanent members of the Council.

It is not surprising, therefore, that only one permanent member has so far come out unambiguously in favour of an expansion in the number of permanent seats.

the emergence of new global Powers, which prompts us to envisage a limited increase in the number of permanent seats in addition to the current permanent members

For peace keeping assessments, the special responsibility of the permanent members of the Security Council must be taken into account.

The Government of Venezuela believes that any increase in the number of permanent seats must take into account the Latin American and Caribbean region, whose contributions to international peace and security are praiseworthy from whatever standpoint they are considered.

Furthermore, my delegation supports the proposal to increase the number of permanent members of the Security Council.

This proposal is even more appropriate in a Security Council with an increased number of permanent members.

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26. As far as the composition of the Security Council was concerned, any enlargement should be limited to a small number of additional permanent and non permanent members, and if new members were chosen, the existing ratio of permanent and non permanent members should be preserved.

But, although the Security Council was enlarged in 1965 by increasing the number of non permanent seats from six to ten, its permanent members have not changed since 1945.

As well as HQJOC, the ADF has a number of permanent joint operational commands responsible to the CJOPS.

Thirdly, an increase in the number of permanent members would heavily impair the accountability of the Security Council.