Comnittee, to co-operate with it and to facilitate its work, reguested the Special Comnittee to report to the Secr etary-Genera1 as sooD as Possible and lrhenever the need arose thereafteri and requested the secr etary-General to provide the special comniltee with all the necessary facilities for the Perfornance of ils task' 2. The folloning Menber SCates were appointed on 12 September 1969 to serve on the special com[ittee! Sornaliar sri Lanka and Yugoslavia. The Governnent of sri Lanka appointed Mr. H. s. Anerasinghe, Permanen! Representative to the United Nations' as its representative on the speciat Conrnittee. The Governnent of Yugoslavia appointed Mr. Borut Bohte, professor of the Faculty of Lan of Ljubljana UniversiLy and Menber of the Federal Assenbly of Yugoslavia, as its representative on the Special Conmittee. The Government of Sonalia appointed I{r. A. A. Farah, and subsequently Mr. H. Nur-Elrni, Permanent Representative to the United Nationsr as its replesentative on the Special Committee. On 25 April 1974' the Presldent of tbe General Assembly, at its twenty-eighth session, inforned the Secr etary-Gener aI that somalia had decided to withdraw fron the special Connittee and that, in conformity wi.th paragraph 2 of che General Assembly resolution 2443 (XXIII), be had appointed Senegal. a menber of the Special Comnittee. On 30 April 1974, the Pernanent R€presentative of senegal to the united Nations jnformed the Secr etary-General that his covernment had appointed Mr. Keba Mbaye, Chief.tustice of Senegal (prernier pr6sident ale la Cour suprane du S6n6ga1), as its representative on the Special connittee. on 2t septenber 1976, the Pernanent Representative of sri Lanka co the United Nations inforned the secr etary-Gener al that Mr. H. s. Amerasinghe had resigned fron the Special. Committee upon his election as President of the General Assembly at its thirty-first session. on
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