Fourthly, our proposal is simple.

Fifthly, our proposal is realistic.

Fifthly, our proposal is realistic.

Our proposal is to stop the World Cup!

First, our proposal is equitable and fair.

We ask all members to support our proposal.

Nothing in our proposal is cast in stone.

Our proposal will double the chances of 186 countries to secure membership in the Council.

Our proposal could also ensure representation of all the subregions of Africa.

We hope that our proposal will be taken into account in the allocation of items next year.

I would like to submit that our resolution and that submitted by the AU are fully compatible.

Let me outline the virtues of our proposal, which is being circulated again today with my statement.

In our first grant proposal, in 1981, the reviewers said that we would never be able to synthesize the polymers.

It is precisely because we attach such importance to the issue of working methods that a considerable portion of our own draft proposal was devoted to that question.

Criticism of our proposal so far has failed to realistically address the core issue of permanent membership.

Our proposal has been submitted to indicate the serious nature of our position and our desire for an early agreement on Security Council reform.

The formal tabling of our draft proposal should not be construed as our concurrence with a vote on the crucial issue of Security Council reform.

I close my remarks by reiterating our proposal that we ought to be working for a new synthesis, a new consensus.

Our proposal would reaffirm the G 20 s continued leadership in ensuring greater stability and sustained growth in the world economy.

Mr. Rachmianto (Indonesia) As I indicated in my previous remarks on behalf of the Non Aligned Movement, our proposal is on the table regarding the two agenda items.

The six non permanent seats for Africa under our proposal could enable it to fulfil the desire for equitable representation of each of its five subregions.

The only difference would be that under our proposal the AU would retain the power to ensure accountability on the part of the nominated State or States through periodic election and or re election.

Some have also stated that a proposal such as ours should be subject to a unanimous decision a claim the true objective of which is plain for all to see it is designed simply to block the process.

Since our proposal is based on a regional approach, it can also accommodate the interests of subregions such as the Arab League, the Caribbean Community and Central America.

To end duplication must be one of our primary goals in this area, whatever the final institutional structure, as we outlined in our national proposal on the reform of the intergovernmental human rights bodies.

If the African Union decides that three, four, five or more countries should occupy those two seats by rotation, that too could be accommodated under our proposal.

The larger number of elected seats that would be available under our proposals could be appropriately distributed within each region to ensure the representation of subregions as well as other political groupings, such as the Organization of the Islamic Conference.

Through the provision for immediate re election, our proposal could also offer the possibility of long term and even continuous membership for some States if they are nominated for that purpose by their respective regions.

Our proposal sought to address one of the most common objections to ratification by such States, in the light of those realities Why should I ratify when others in the region refuse to do so? By agreeing to ratify simultaneously, both annex 2 and non annex 2 States in a given region can help build security and confidence in regions that suffer all too often from insecurity and uncertainty.

Our proposal to reduce but not eliminate swings from parity recognizes that price fluctuations may be crucial for markets to ascertain the price of assets with an uncertain payoff.

We are convinced that, both in substance and in procedure, our proposal effectively and unambiguously promotes, in a direct and concrete manner, the democratization of international relations under the auspices of the United Nations and facilitates the achievement of peace and security in full harmony with the observance of the purposes and principles of the Charter.