MOD file DEFE 24/2032/1

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A/SPC/33/SR.36
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8. ¥~. FRIDAY (Grenada) invited members of the Co~nittee to make suggest
recommendations concernine; the draft resolution submitted by his delegation ·
(A/SPC/33/L.20); his deleeation was very flexible as to the actual mechanism to be
decided on by the Comraittee for monitorin~ and co-ordinating research into UFOs and
"lmuld be interested to hear the ideas of other delccations on the ruatter. He
assumed that the vote on the resolution 1:rould take place at a later date.
9. The CHAIRiiJA.i:{ said tha.t the substantive consideration of and vote on the
resolution would be deferred. tmtil a later meetin~.
10. Mr. TUBHAN (Liberia.) requested that the ste>.tements made by the members of the
delegatioi.1 of Grenada should be reproduced in extenso in the records so that
delegates could study the~1 more closely.
11. The CHAIR!1Al'-T recalled that the General Assembly, at the 4th plenary meetin~ of
its current session, had decided to maintain the option t!1at had traditionally been
approved for the Specbl Political Cormnittee to obtcJ.in transcriptions of debate-s of
some of its meetings, or portions thereof.
12. r-1iss HARDSN (United Kingdom) asked •rhat the financial implications of suc~1
action uould be.
13. The CHAiill1Al'J said that such expenditure e.s micht be incurred by the prov1.swn
of transcriptions of the Can...'"!littee' s debates was considered to be part of the normal
vork of the General Assembly; there lrere no :direct financio.l implications. If lie
heard no objection, he would ta."l{e it that the CorfJ11ittee approved the request made.
by tb~ representative of Liberia.
14. It was so decided.
The meetin~ rose at 4.15 p.m •
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