Expenses resulting from obligations placed on the United Nations by instruments relating to the control of narcotic drugs: assessment of non-member States signatories of those instruments

UN General Assembly, Expenses resulting from obligations placed on the United Nations by instruments relating to the control of narcotic drugs: assessment of non-member States signatories of those instruments, A/RES/455, UN General Assembly, 16 November 1950, https://www.refworld.org/legal/resolution/unga/1950/en/7605 [accessed 17 March 2025]
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V. RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED ON THE REPORTS OF THE FIFTH COMMITTEE
455. Expenses resulting from obligations placed on the United Nations by instruments relating to the control of narcotic drugs: assessment of non-member States signatories of those instruments

The General Assembly, Taking note of the report[1] of the Secretary-General to the fifth session of the General Assembly on the question of the assessment of signatories of international instruments relating to the control of narcotic drugs, which are non-members of the United Nations, for their fare share of expenses resulting from obligations placed on the United Nations by those instruments,

1. Approves the principle proposed by the Secretary-General for determining the expenses to be considered as assessable on such non-members;

2. Requests the Committee on Contributions to determine the rates at which such non-members should be assessed by the same method as that followed in determining the assessment of non-members which are parties to the Statute of the International Court of justice for their share of the expenses of the Court;

3. Directs the Secretary-General to seek payment of such amounts as are determined by the method established above in respect of the 1950 expenses and those of future years.

305th plenary meeting,
16 November 1950.
[1] See document A/1418.
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