| Germany is expected to join the Council as a nonpermanent member in January and to take the chair in February. |
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| It is planned to use Part B of the budget to finance at least some of the required additional nonpermanent staff. |
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| Slovenia supports the enlargement of the Security Council in both categories, permanent and nonpermanent. |
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| Concerning the category of nonpermanent seats, that issue has been touched upon by several delegations. |
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| A soft bounce is the failed delivery of an e-mail due to a nonpermanent reason, such as mailbox full or unavailable server. |
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| To that end, we strongly believe that the Security Council should be expanded in both the permanent and the nonpermanent categories. |
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| This is the only category of nonpermanent staff that is bound by these rules and can be financed from Part B of the budget. |
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| In that context, we believe that the Security Council needs to be enlarged in both categories of its membership: permanent and nonpermanent. |
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| We ask for at least two permanent members with a veto and five nonpermanent seats. |
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| There are 10 nonpermanent members who are elected to the council for two-year terms. |
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| Several issues of this kind were dealt with in the Update, including the issues related to goods for processing, merchanting, SPEs, multiterritory enterprises, and nonpermanent workers. |
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| Using nonpermanent inks to identify objects or using identification tags that wear to illegibility, crumble to dust due to the use of acidic papers, or become detached can all result in loss due to dissociation. |
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| Perhaps most significant, given the increasing mobility of the population and access to transport services, is the growth of nonpermanent population movements. |
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| In January Vietnam became the World Trade Organization's 150th member, and in October the country was elected to nonpermanent membership on the UN Security Council. |
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| In 2001, the Canadian population passed the 31 million mark, with the sharp increase largely due to an influx of immigrants and nonpermanent residents. |
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| Brazil continues to hold the view that the Council should be expanded in the permanent and nonpermanent categories of membership, with the inclusion of developing countries in both. |
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| All of these obstacles are seen to inhibit the contingent employees' ability to perform, which results in feelings of job insecurity due to the nonpermanent nature of their roles. |
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| It is clear that promoting representation of developing countries as both permanent and nonpermanent members should be a key objective of the reform, so that the Council can have a logical democratic balance. |
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| We do, however, remain convinced that, for reform of the Security Council to be meaningful, an increase in the number of both the permanent and nonpermanent members of the Council is necessary. |
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| Colombia is a nonpermanent member state of the Security Council and its vote is essential in getting the Security Council to vote on the application request. |
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