The United Nations must be reformed.

International institutions, especially the United Nations, must be strengthened.

Additional assets must be provided and more creative synergies must be found within the United Nations system to unlock existing potential.

Human rights must be fully integrated into all United Nations activities.

United Nations and other international humanitarian relief efforts must be supported.

Both governments must now become seriously and fully engaged in what must now be a united Western effort.

Efforts must be redoubled, and preventive education in this field must be a continuous feature of the training of the United Nations peacekeepers.

That must be an agenda that the United Nations reform cannot ignore.

United Nations resolutions, especially decisions of the Security Council, must be implemented.

The new United Nations must be equipped with a better peacebuilding capacity.

Nevertheless, project management must be strengthened at the United Nations Office at Geneva.

United Nations reform must be carried out realistically that is to say, incrementally.

The United Nations must be able to more effectively help fill this vacuum.

All allegations of sexual exploitation and abuse involving United Nations personnel must be thoroughly investigated and followed up, and preventive measures must be put in place.

The main criterion for United Nations reform must be broad agreement among Member States.

Adequate access to primary health care must be a priority, and the United Nations must develop and enhance assistance programmes in that area.

The United Nations must do more to compel Morocco to respect international law and the Security Council must be much firmer with Morocco.

In the United States, a verdict in most criminal trials by jury must be unanimous.

The United Nations must be at the forefront in promoting women's participation in electoral processes.

The WIPO agenda must be viewed in the overall context of the United Nations Millennium Declaration.

The various operational components of the United Nations must be able to rapidly implement relief activities.

The United Nations must play a central role in international affairs and must be the centre for elaborating and implementing the basic norms of international law.

Slowly but surely, lines of communication between Iran and the United States in particular must be reestablished.

Pursuing those goals must be a fundamental imperative for the international community and the United Nations system.

In 1967, the United Nations agreed that weapons of mass destruction must not be based in space.

If the United Nations is to effectively fulfil its mission, then the following measures must be taken.

Against this background, the outcomes of major United Nations conferences and summits must be faithfully carried out.

Gender concerns must be addressed in the follow up to all major United Nations conferences and summits.

Human rights must be mainstreamed in all United Nations work as a core task of the Organization.

However, such measures must be considered on a case by case basis, must be supported by reliable scientific information based on actual observations and must conform to the provisions of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS).

Intersectoral coordination within the United Nations must be made more effective, and a dialogue within the United Nations framework is required to this end.

Mr. Blair (United Kingdom) The United Nations must come of age.

Nevertheless, the United States, Japan, and Europe (represented perhaps by the EU Commission), must be there on the rich country side China, India, and Brazil must be there on the developing country side.

What must now be clear is that the United Nations can be the instrument of achieving the global will of the people.

The rules and procedures of United Nations development cooperation must be simplified and harmonized if it was to be made more efficient.

Thus, Idomeneo must be performed, and Salman Rushdie must be published.

Moreover, humanitarian relief must be increased and must be delivered unimpeded.

But the international community, the United Nations, the European Union and NATO must be engaged in ongoing deliberations.

Human rights must be elevated within the United Nations and given a prominent place in the outcome document.

It underlined that the United Nations must be ready and able to face all threats to collective security.

Secondly, the lead role of the United Nations as the peacebuilding coordinator must be brought into full play.

We must be united in a common endeavour to strengthen the non proliferation regime by closing existing loopholes.

The United Nations must become more efficient.

The United Nations must recover its mission.

In order to solve the problems that still exist, the Chernobyl issue must be kept on the agenda of the United Nations General Assembly, and Ukraine's cooperation with the United Nations and those of its specialized agencies working in this area must be expanded.