Summary

United Nations First Report of the Secretary-General on Arrangements Concerning the Status of the United Nations Emergency Force in Egypt… (1957)

The Egyptian authorities will, upon the request of the Commander, assist the Force in obtaining water, electricity and other utilities required, and in the case of interruption or threatened interruption of service, will give the same priority to the needs of the Force as to essential Government services. The Force shall have the right where necessary to generate, within the premises of the Force either on land or water, electricity for the use of the Force, and to transmit and distribute such electricity as required by the Force.
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United Nations First Report of the Secretary-General on Arrangements Concerning the Status of the United Nations Emergency Force in Egypt… (1957)

Members of the Force and United Nations officials serving with the Force shall respect the laws and regulations of Egypt and shall refrain from any activity of a political character in Egypt and from any action incompatible with the international nature of their duties or inconsistent with the spirit of the present arrangements.
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United Nations First Report of the Secretary-General on Arrangements Concerning the Status of the United Nations Emergency Force in Egypt… (1957)

Property of a member of the Force which is certified by the Commander to be needed by him for the fulfillment of his official duties shall be free from seizure for the satisfaction of a judgement, decision or order, together with other property not subject thereto under Egyptian law. The personal liberty of a member of the Force shall not be restricted by an Egyptian court or authority in a civil proceeding, whether to enforce a judgement, decision or order, to compel an oath of disclosure, or for any other reason.
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