onethathascommended itselftotheSecurity Council overtheyears,thevalidity I ... Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld Libraryof these consideratiols ishope that, at least in thisbe remedied.Al44/968 s/ 2L463 English page 17 such thaE it is proper to dra!, attentio4 to them in thecase, the injustice that fl.ows from this practice may Notes L/ Declarations :o.ahi: effect were sigueat by Dr. Kutchuk (representing the Turkish cypriot comrnunity) and Archbishop Makirios ( representing the Greek cr*,riot connnunity) on the sane day, 2/ This obligation has particular relevance to the apprehension expressed iasone quarters in the uniteat Kingdon regarding the possibte effect that recognition by the unite't Kingaotn of the TRNC rnrgrri rrave-ufoo trr. sriti"h position i! the sovereign base areas. In countering-any threai to its position, the United Kilgdomwould be entitled to call upoD Ehe iefp of its co_guaraotors. 3/ The terninolo?.:":d by the Security CounciL has occasioually varied.Thus on 22 December r96i it inviled "trr. p.iii..u" to avair themselvea of the good offices offered by the Secretary-General ind calted upon ,,the parties,, to show moderation and restraint (resolution 244 /Gg67,)). Whil.e this wording cl€arLy covers the two conrnunities, it al,so appears to'have been intended to cover the stat€s- invol'ved, namely,.Greece a"a ro-tr.ey. -iiitt"r ranguage also appears in rater resolutions - nost of uhich dealt with thi renewal 0f the nandaEe of the united Nations Peace-keeping Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP). 4/ There is no other Provision in the ?reaEy of Establishnent rrhich contains any conmitment by the two c!'priot conmunities to observe the terms of the settlement.