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Security Council

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  22 May 2009

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With the signature on November 2, 1949, of a comprehensive Covering Resolution, the Round Table Conference on the Indonesian question reached an “eminently successful” conclusion, the United Nations Commission for Indonesia reported to the Security Council on November 8. Agreement had been reached by representatives of the Netherlands, the Republic of Indonesia, and the Federal Consultative Assembly on transfer of sovereignty over Indonesia, the statute of the Netherlands-Indonesian Union, and a series of related problems. The commission's report, to which Conference agreements were appended, noted that the commission had taken part in the conference in accordance with its terms of reference, and had played a substantial role in the successful outcome.

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International Organizations: Summary of Activities: I. United Nations
Information
International Organization , Volume 4 , Issue 1 , February 1950 , pp. 106 - 116
Copyright
Copyright © The IO Foundation 1950

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References

1 Document S/1417. For previous summaries on the Indonesian question, see International Organization, I, p. 77–8; II, p. 80–5, 297–9, 500–2; III, p. 86–8, 291–300, 499, 667–9.

2 For text of the transfer of sovereignty, the Union statute, and the agreement on foreign relations, see this issue, p. 176. For other agreements of the conference, see document S/1417/ Add.1.

3 Ibid.

4 Document S/1431.

5 Document S/PV.455.

6 Ibid.

7 Document S/1433.

8 Document S/PV.456.

9 Document S/1430. For previous summaries of the India-Pakistan question, see International Organization, II, p. 299–306, 488–9; III, p. 108–110, 300–1.

10 For text of basic principles proposed for the plebiscite, see ibid., III, p. 392.

11 For map of cease-fire line, see document S/1430/Add.2.

12 See document S/1430/Add.l, Annex 21.

13 See ibid., Annex 35.

14 Document S/1430/Add.3.

15 Document S/PV.457.

16 See International Organization, III, p. 669–70.

17 Documents S/1398, S/1399/Rev.l, S/1405/Rev.l and S/1408/Rev.l.

18 Document S/PV.450.

19 Document S/PV.451.

20 Document S/PV.452.

21 Ibid.

22 Document S/PV.453.

23 Document S/PV.449.

24 Document S/1407. For summary of the committee's action, see this issue, p. 154.