Noting further that other States that are not
occupying powers are working now or in the future
may work under the Authority,
(…)
2. Calls upon all Member States in a position
to do so to respond immediately to the humanitarian
appeals of the United Nations and other international
organizations for Iraq and to help meet the
humanitarian and other needs of the Iraqi people
by providing food, medical supplies, and resources
necessary for reconstruction and rehabilitation
of Iraq's economic infrastructure;
(…)
8. Requests the Secretary-General to appoint
a Special Representative for
Iraq whose independent responsibilities shall
involve reporting regularly to the Council on
his activities under this resolution, (…),
coordinating among United Nations and international
agencies engaged in humanitarian assistance
and reconstruction activities in Iraq, and,
in coordination with the Authority, assisting
the people of Iraq through:
(…)
(d) facilitating the reconstruction of key infrastructure,
in cooperation with
other international organizations; (e) promoting
economic reconstruction and the conditions for
sustainable development, including through coordination
with national and regional organizations, as
appropriate, civil society, donors, and the
international financial institutions;
(…)
12. Notes the establishment of a Development
Fund for Iraq to be held by the
Central Bank of Iraq and to be audited by independent
public accountants approved by the International
Advisory and Monitoring Board of the Development
Fund for Iraq and looks forward to the early
meeting of that International Advisory and Monitoring
Board, whose members shall include duly qualified
representatives of the Secretary-General, of
the Managing Director of the International Monetary
Fund, of the Director-General of the Arab Fund
for Social and Economic Development, and of
the President of the World Bank; 13. Notes further
that the funds in the Development Fund for Iraq
shall be disbursed at the direction of the Authority,
in consultation with the Iraqi interim administration,
for the purposes set out in paragraph 14 below;
14. Underlines that the Development Fund for
Iraq shall be used in a
transparent manner to meet the humanitarian
needs of the Iraqi people, for the economic
reconstruction and repair of Iraq's infrastructure,
for the continued disarmament of Iraq, and for
the costs of Iraqi civilian administration,
and for other purposes benefiting the people
of Iraq;
15. Calls upon the international financial institutions
to assist the people of
Iraq in the reconstruction and development of
their economy and to facilitate
assistance by the broader donor community, and
welcomes the readiness of creditors, including
those of the Paris Club, to seek a solution
to Iraq's sovereign debt problems;
16. Requests also that the Secretary-General,
in coordination with the
Authority, continue the exercise of his responsibilities
under Security Council
resolution 1472 (2003) of 28 March 2003 and
1476 (2003) of 24 April 2003, for a period of
six months following the adoption of this resolution,
and terminate within this time period, in the
most cost effective manner, the ongoing operations
of the "Oil-for-Food" Programme (the
"Programme"), both at headquarters
level and in the field, transferring responsibility
for the administration of any remaining activity
under the Programme to the Authority, including
by taking the following necessary measures:
(…)
20. Decides that all export sales of petroleum,
petroleum products, and
natural gas from Iraq following the date of
the adoption of this resolution shall be made
consistent with prevailing international market
best practices, to be audited by independent
public accountants reporting to the International
Advisory and Monitoring Board referred to in
paragraph 12 above in order to ensure transparency,
and decides further that, except as provided
in paragraph 21 below, all proceeds from such
sales shall be deposited into the Development
Fund for Iraq until such time as an internationally
recognized, representative government of Iraq
is properly constituted;
