text: Furthermore, new prospects are emerging for starting a more serious and concrete discussion on ad hoc verification. In our opinion, proper design of this verification instrument could take care of the legitimate concerns of many delegations connected with the "capability problem". In addition to efforts by the Chairman of the Committee to move our work ahead on the definite shape of challenge inspection, so competently directed previously by Ambassador Morel, it may be hoped that the general pattern of verification of the future convention will finally be worked out. An agreement on the order of destruction of chemical weapons and chemical weapons production facilities, as well as the completion of a general pattern of verification, would create propitious conditions for resolving other difficult and still controversial issues. Use of the institution of "Friends of the Chair" seems to be the most effective form of work at this stage, allowing us to concentrate on narrowing divergent positions of delegations which attach special importance to a particular problem. I have the impression that it would be desirable to CD/PV.553 32 (Mr. Gizowski. Poland ) make greater use of smaller formal or informal groups which would be able to prepare and present to the Committee proposals on resolving outstanding issues. We hope that this form of work will rapidly bring concrete and good results. We also appreciate the extensive discussion arranged by the Chairman of the Committee on the subject of "undiminished security". This made it possible to look at a range of political aspects of the convention in a wider environment, and particularly their interrelationship and interaction. Undoubtedly, the search for a solution has to take this broader context into account . The first part of the 1990 session is coming to an end. As a result of 
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