We support that and other recommendations in the report.

We also accept the suggested items.

We would be supportive of that.

We are in favour of strengthening that process.

Therefore, we support the creation of a Human Rights Council.

We fully support that approach.

We support the reform that will help to give us a fresh start.

We continue to support the principle of verification of the BTWC.

We strongly support Kofi Annan in his proposed reforms.

We support its contents and join in the consensus.

We also support the proposed Peacebuilding Commission as an advisory body.

We support the establishment of a democracy fund and an international finance facility.

This is why we support its further strengthening and universalization.

We have long supported a permanent seat for Japan.

Likewise, we endorse the Declaration on innovative sources of financing for development.

We are pleased to support the draft resolutions under consideration today.

That is why we support the proposal for an effective human rights council.

We support the call for States to fully comply with their respective safeguards obligations.

We also support your repeated statements concerning the need for transparency and openness.

Finally, we support the Secretary General's proposal on the strengthening of the Secretariat.

We fully support Iraq in this difficult mission.

We are especially proud to see a Thai national moving on from the World Trade Organization to take the driver's seat at UNCTAD, with his full recognition of the concerns of developing countries.

We also fully support the establishment of the Peacebuilding Commission.

We support the statement made by Jamaica on behalf of the Group of 77 and China.

We also support the membership of Germany and Brazil, as well as the representation of Africa in the same category.

We support the statement made by the Luxembourg presidency of the European Union.

As we have already stated, we fully endorse the creation of a peacebuilding commission.

For that reason, we fully endorse the draft resolution before us today.

Today, as the draft outcome document is endorsed, that process will begin.

Therefore, we support the proposal for a high level human rights council.

We support more coherent United Nations leadership in that area.

That is why we support the idea of creating a United Nations environmental body.

In this respect, we endorse the useful recommendations contained in the report of the Secretary General.

We support the implementation of the United Nations Action Plan to Prevent Genocide.

In that regard, we support the efforts of the Contact Group to facilitate dialogue between the parties.

We have always been in favour of a consensus solution to this issue.

In that regard, we support the increased participation of youth in issues that affect them.

On that point, we support the efforts led by Switzerland.

We therefore strongly support the implementation of a zero tolerance policy.

We endorse the statement made by the representative of Argentina on behalf of the Rio Group.

In that regard, we support the idea of the Secretary General to appoint a Special Envoy.

We therefore support the renewal of the mandate of the Informal Consultative Process for the next three years.

Likewise, we support the proposal to convert the Human Rights Commission into a human rights council.

This is why we support the International Decade for a Culture of Peace and Non Violence for the Children of the World.

We would also be supportive of using our plenary sessions to consider this issue in more detail.