text: UNITED NATTOT{S General Assembly Distr. GENERAL A/40/4s3 23 August ENGLISH ORIGINAL:1985 ENGLISH,/FRENCH,/ SPAIIISH Fortieth sessionIten 137 of the provisional agenda* CONSIDBRATION OF EFFECTM IIIEASURES TO ENIIANCE SECURITY AllD SAE'ETY OF DIPLOI,IATIC AllD CONSULAR REPRESENTATIVES Report of the Secretarv-General CONTENTSTHE PROTECfION, I,TISSIONS AND I. INTRODUCTIONPage 4 II. REPORTS AND VIENS RECEI\/ED FROMSTATES ..... 6 pursuant to paragraph 8 of General A. Reports received from States Assenbly resolution 39/83 I.Note verbale from the Permanent Mission of Australia to the United Nations addressed to the Secretary-General 2. Notes verbales from the Permanent Representative and the Permanent Mission of Austria to the United Nations addressedto the Secretary-General 3. 4.Note verbale from the Permanent United Nations addressed to the Note verbale from the Permanent United Nations addressed to theMission of Belgium to the Secretary-Genera I l4ission of Canada to the Secretary-Genera I * A/40/L50. 85-23663 2000d (E) A/40/453 English Page 2 CONTtsNTS (continued) 5. Note verbale frm the Pernanent uission of, Denmark to the Unlted Nations addreeeed to the Secretary-General 6. Note verbale fron the Pernanent &tlaslon of the Dslnican Republlc to the United Natlons addreesed to the Secretary-Ggngral ..... .. . .. .. o.. .............. ..... 10 7. Note verbale frm the Pernanent Representative of the Federal Republic of Gernany to the Unlted Nations addregeed to tbe Secretary-General . ... . . .. .. .......... lO 8. Note verbale from the Perrnanent Representative of Kunait tothe United Nation8 addregged to the Secretary-General 9. Note verbale f,ro the Pernanent ut8sion of Ualari to tbe United Nations addregeed to the Secretary-General 10. Note verbale fron the Pernanent lllaslon of the Phlllpplnes to the Unlted Natlons addreseed to the Secretary-General II. Note verbale fron tbe Pernanent uission of lortugal to the United NationB addressed to the Secretary-General ......,.....
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