§ 32. Sir W. Teelingasked the Lord Privy Seal how the contingents from each of the United Nations sent to the Congo are recruited; if they are serving soldiers of their own countries; and how long they have been trained.
§ Mr. GodberRecruitment of United Nations forces for the Congo is effected by the Secretary-General, who himself approaches the countries concerned and invites them to furnish contingents. The recruitment and training of each contingent is a matter for the country concerned.
§ 33. Sir W. Teelingasked the Lord Privy Seal how many Swedish civilians have been recruited by the United Nations to serve in the Congo; what are their ages; and how long they have been trained for service in Africa.
§ Mr. GodberThe recruitment of civil staff for the United Nations operation in the Congo is a matter entirely within the competence of the Secretary-General.