4. Sin,ce there are no objections, I .take it we are agreed on this procedure. 5. Now I want to draw ‘the attention of members of the Security Council to paragraph 3 of the Teport of the Commit.tee ,011 the Admission of New Members, whi’ch contains a ,dsaft resolution whi,ch the Committee ‘recommends the Council to adopt. I shall read out the text. “The Security Council, “Having considered sepmttely the app&zation of the German Democratic Republic [S/10945] and ithe application of .the Federal Republi’c of Germany [S/10949] far admission to membership in the United Natioas, “1. Recommends to the General Assembly that the German Democratic Republic be admitted to mem- bership in the United Nations; “2. RecoInamends ,t,o the General Assembly that the Federal Republic of Germany be admitted to membership in the United Nations.” 1 I 6. In accordanoe with the afleement reached earlier among members of the Securiry Counoil, which I have already mentione8cl, )the Security Council, ilike the Com- mittee on the Admission lof New Members, is ready to adopt the ‘draft resoilution without voting. - 7. Since there are no objeotions from members of the Council, I sh%$l take it that the Co’uncil decides to recommend to the Genera!l A)ssembly that the German Democratic Republic and the Federal Republic df Germany be admit&d to member&ip in the United Nations. It was so decided. 8. By reco,mmending that these ,two States be admit- ted to membership in the United Nations, ;the Council is mal&ng another sub,stantid contribation 60 the ‘cause of ensu&ng international ,peace anld seGu.rity and-some- .thhipg which is also most important-% the cause of implementing and coinsolidating the pninciple of the universality of (the United Nation’s, which is Btipdated in the Charter. .9. Permit me, on behalf of the Security CouncJl and 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a formal document discussing the admission of new members to the United Nations. It does not mention any specific economic, environmental, or scientific topics, but rather focuses on the political and diplomatic aspects of international relations.

**Category**
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