"(e)MemberStatesshouldbeencouraged toensureabetterflowofinformation withregardtothevarious aspects ofdisarmament, toavoiddissemination offalseandtendentious information concerning armaments, andtoconcentrate onthedangerofescalation ofthearmaments raceandontheneedforgeneral andcomplete disarmament undereffective international control. "(f)!-,/Inparticular publicity shouldbegiventothedecisions ofthespecial session oftheGeneral 'Assembly devoted todisarmament, especially theFinalDocumen'l; ofthefirstspecial session. "*/Theplacement ofthisparagraph intheComprehensive Programme ofDisarmament willbedetermined later. -158-"4· of app pro pro dev whi jeo ens pro con spe cor in of apI of in met in an< of fo' -al Orlj sp in - th in et me Pr ha de Ch de , '.l i m le Id 1."4.Verification */ "(a)Inordertofacilitate theconclusion andeffective implementation ofdisarmament agreements andtocreateconfidence, Statesshouldaccept appropriate provisions forverification insuchagreements. "[(b)Inthecontext ofinternational disarmament negotiations, the problem ofverification shouldbefurther examined andadequate methods and procedures inthisfieldbeconsidered. Everyeffortshouldbemadeto develop appropriate methods andprocedures whicharenon-discriminatory and whichdonotundulyinterfere withtheinternal affairs ofotherStatesor jeopardize theireconomic andsocialdevelopment.] ~/ "[(a)Adequate andeffective international verification andmeansto ensurecompliance withdisarmament agreements aresignificant factors inmaking progress towards general andcomplete disarmament undereffective international control. "(b)Verification measures shouldbedesigned tonotonlyensurethat specific agreem~nts arebeingcomplied with,butalsotocontribute to confidence amongStates. Statesmustbeassured thatobligations contained indisarmament agreements arebeingfulfilled. "(c)Inordertofacilitate theconclusion andeffective implementation ofdisarmament agreements andtocreateconfidence, Statesshouldaccept appropriate provisions forverification insuchagreements. "(d)Inthecontext ofinternational disarmament negotiations, theproblem ofverification shouldbefurther examined andadequate methods andprocedures inthisfieldbeconsidered. Everyeffortshouldbemadetodevelop appropriate methods andprocedures whicharenon~discriminatory andwhichdonotunduly in~erfere withtheinternal affairs ofotherStatesorjeopardize theireconomic andsocialdevelopment. "(e)Theimportance ofadequate andeffective verification intheprocess of~eneral andcomplete disarmament isthreefold: asanindispensable foundation oflegalcommitments thatarenotonlycomplied withbutareseenby ~llparties tobecomplied with;asoneoftheessential principles uponwhich ongoing progress towards disarmament isbased; andasanindispensable partof specific agreements tobenegotiated orwhicharebeingnegotiated ashighlighted intheComprehensive Programme.] "~/Somedelegations heldthatinviewofthefundamental importance of thissubject theparagraphs underthisheading shouldbeplacedeitherasan introduction toChapter Vorasanewsection Efollowing 'D.Military budgets'. Otherdelegations heldthatsinceverification doesnotconstitute adisarmament measurethissUbject shouldbecovered, asappropriate, inthechapter on Principles. Stil~otherdelegations believed thatthesubject ofverification hadbeenadequately covered byparagrqph 25ofthechapter onPrinciples. One delegation heldthattheparagraphs underthisheading shouldformpartof Chapter VI(Machinery andProcedures). ,,**/Thefinalplacement ofthesecondsentence ofthisparagraph willbe determined later. -159-[J:ar r,. I ~: t I"DISARMAMENT ANDDEVELOPMENT
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