The United Nations Participation Act of 20 December 1945 implements these provisions as follows: “The President has the power to negotiate with the Security Council a special agreement or agreement requiring the approval of Congress by an appropriate law or joint resolution specifying the number and type of armed forces, their level of preparedness and general location. and the nature of the facilities and assistance, including the right of transit, to be made available to the Security Council at its request for the maintenance of international peace and security in accordance with Article 43 of the present Charter. The President shall not be deemed to require the authorization of Congress to take any action with the Security Council, at its request, to take measures pursuant to Article 42 of the said Charter and, under this Agreement or Special Arrangement, the armed forces, facilities or assistance provided for therein: provided that nothing contained in this Agreement to the President is interpreted; to make available to the Security Council, for that purpose, armed forces, facilities or support in addition to the forces, facilities and assistance provided for in such special arrangements or arrangements. »; 464 Instruments of the Charter of the United Nations. – Article 43 of the Charter of the United Nations provides: `1. All members of the United Nations undertake to provide to the Security Council, at its request and in accordance with or in accordance with any special agreement, the forces, assistance and facilities, including the right of way, necessary for the maintenance of international peace and security in order to contribute to the maintenance of international peace and security; contribute to the maintenance of international security. 2. Those provisions shall govern the number and type of armed forces, their level of readiness and general location, and the type of facilities and support to be provided. 3. The agreement or agreements shall be negotiated as soon as possible at the initiative of the Security Council.
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