It should be confirmed that all the relevant findings have been coupled with appropriate action plans to ensure that all the aspects identified have been properly addressed.

Registration is required.

The fighting in Darfur must be stopped, the conflict must be resolved and the people affected must be able to return to their homes.

Reform must continue, and change must happen.

I have to say that, if the elections are not held in October as planned, Côte d'Ivoire will be embarking on a path that will take it into unknown territory that is fraught with danger.

The sources of income must be diversified.

Those atrocities must end.

Such problems must be addressed.

That situation must be rectified.

This opportunity must be seized.

That culture must be changed.

There must be a flow of financing for development.

Employment has to be made a global goal.

We must do more.

Security of the sea lanes must be enhanced.

The international community's commitment must be sustained.

Immediate action is required, and no delay can be excused.

Such conduct must be put to an end.

Guidelines and remedies needed to be adopted.

The allowances need to be urgently and regularly paid.

This development should be welcomed and encouraged.

The station's role and independence must be preserved.

The Charter must be fully respected, not reinterpreted.

The notion of ownership will have to be broadened to include the people.

It is critical that attention be paid to the qualification of prospective candidates to the judiciary.

Witnesses have often to be extracted from difficult environments, afforded considerable protection before and after testimony and sometimes re located.

In order to be solved, those problems need the involvement of young people.

We must act faster.

We must try and deal with that.

It must be noted that progress towards the Millennium Development Goals has been uneven and some backward movement must be acknowledged, particularly in sub Saharan Africa.

Again, it is emphasized that this is an estimate.

We must find and deal with the root causes of terrorism.

There is going to be a need to recognize that the people do have their own collective development goals.

All necessary steps must be taken in this regard.

The continued threat posed by terrorist groups has to be firmly addressed.

Our political will must be revived because the stakes are so high.

There must be prior consideration of such information and conviction of its veracity.

The will to act must come from the Palestinian Authority.

Developing countries need to be able to increase earnings from exports.

Terrorism anywhere is a threat to peace and prosperity everywhere and it must be fought comprehensively, collectively and resolutely, and condemned in all its forms and manifestations.

It is imperative to reiterate that all such Israeli policies and practices of confiscation and destruction throughout the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem, are a violation of international law, including humanitarian law and human rights law.

Young people must be included from birth.

We must fulfil our commitment to revitalize the Assembly.

And the Security Council must be effective.

Additional resources must be mobilized and more forceful measures must be taken.