Venezuela, Yugoslavia, Zaire, Zambia. Abstaining: None. (b)Thesecond amendment (seepara.123(b)above) wasrejected byarecorded voteof34to18,withnoabstentions. Thevoting wasasfollows: Infavour: Canada, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, France, Germany, Federal Republic of,Greece, Ireland, Italy,Japan,Netherlands, NewZealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic, UnionofSovietSocialist Republics, United Kingdom ofGreatBritain andNorthern Ireland, United StatesofAmerica. -97-Aqain1tl Bohamal, Bolivia, Bra,il, Bulqaria, 11/Cameroon, Colombia, Cuba,Ghana,Ouinea, India,Indone,ia, Iran(I,lamic Republic of),Iraq,Jordan, Kenya,Lesotho, Liberia, Libyan ArabJamahiriya, Nicaraqua, Niqer,oman,Rwanda, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, SriLanka,SudaL,Thailand, Trinidad andTobaqo, Tuni.ia, Uruguay, Vene.uela, Yuqo.lavia, Zaire, Zambia. Abltainingl None. 130.Al.oatthe23rdmeetinq, Itatementl weremadebytherepre.entative. of theNetherland. andNewZealand andtheob.erver forSwedeninconnection with draftre.olution l/l;S9/C.2/L.5/Rev.l. Therepre.entative oftherederal Republic ofGermanyallomadea.tatement andreque.ted arecorded voteonthe revi.eddraftre.olution. 131.Statement. weremadebytherepre.,ntative. ofGreece, theUnitedKinqdom ofGreatBritain andNorthern Ireland andNorway(onbehalfalloofDenmark) andtheob.erver forMalaysia (onbehalfoftheStatelMembers oftheUnited Nation.thataremember. oftheGroupot77). 132.Statement. weremadebytherepresentative. ofIndiaandCameroon. 133.Tberepresentative ofIndiamovedtheadjournment ofthedebate, under rule50oftherule.ofprocedure oftheCouncil. Therepre.entatives of GuineaandKenyafavoured themotion, andtherepre.entative. ofthe Netherland. andr.,echo.lovakia 0ppoled themotion. 134.Tbemotionwalcarried byarecorded voteof33to1;,withno ab.tentionl. Tbevotingwa.a.follow•• Infayourl Bahamas, Bolivia, Brazil, Cameroon, China,Colombia, Cuba, Ghana,Guinea, India,Indone.ia, Iran(Islamic Republic of), Iraq,Jordan, Kenya,Lesotho, Liberia, Libya~Arab Jamahiriya, Nicaraqua, Niqer,oman,Rwanda, uaudiArabia, Somalia, SriLanka,Sudan,Thailand, Tunisi"" "ruguay, Venezuela, Yug~'lavia, Zaire,Zambia. Aqaln.tl Bulgaria, Canada, C'echo'lovakia, Denmark, France, Germany, Federal RepUblic of,Greece, Ireland, Italy,Japan, Netherlands, NewZealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Ukrainian SovietSocialist Republic, UnionofSoviet Socialist RepublicI, UnitedKinqdom ofGreatBritain a.'d Northern Ireland, UnitedState.ofAmerica. Abltainingl None. 111Thedelegation ofBulgaria sUb.equently indicftted thatitsvoteon thesecondamendment shouldhavebeenrecorded asbeinqinfavourandnot againlt. -;S-135.Therepre.entative ofGreecemovedthe.u.pen.ion ofthemeeting for 15minute. underrule49oftherule.ofprocedure oftheCouncil. 136.Following a.tatement bytheChairman, theCommittee rejected themotionbya recorded voteof32to19,withnoab.tentionl. Thevotingwasalfollowll Infayourl Bulgaria, Canada, Clechollovakia, Denmark, France, Germany, Federal Republic of,Greece, Ireland, Italy,Japan,Netherlandl, NewZealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Ukr&inian SovietSocialilt Republic, UnionofSovietSocialilt Republh:., UnitedKingdom of GreatBritain andNorthern Ireland, UnitedState.ofAmerica. A~ain.t: Bahama., Bolivia, Bralil, Cameroon, Colombia, Cuba,Ghana, G~inea, India,Indone.ia, Iran(Illamic Republic of),Iraq, Jordan, Kenya,Lelotho, Liblria, Li~yanArabJamahiriya, Nicaragua, Niger,Oman,Rwanda, SaudiArabia, Somalia, SriLanka, Sudan,Thailand, Tuni.ia, Uruguay, Venelulla, Yugollavia, Zaire, Zambia. Abltainin~1 None. 137.Therepre.entative ofIndiareque.ted avoteondraftrelolution E/19S9/C.2/L.5/Rev.l. Therepre.entativel oftheNetherlandl, Guinea, India, Yugol1avia andIreland .pokeonpoint.oforder. TheChairman ruledthatthevote wouldcommence ondraftrelolution B/19S9/C.2/L.5/Rev.1. 13S.Thereviled drftftrelolution walthenadopted byarecorded voteof34to19, withnoab.tentione. Thevotingwala.folloWl1 Infayourl Bahamas, Bolivia, Bralil, Cameroon, China,Colombia, Cuba,Ghana,
**Analysis**
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