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What is the main difference between voting on procedural and substantive matters in the Security Council?
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Correct answer: Substantive matters need concurrence or no veto by permanent members
In substantive matters the veto of permanent members can be decisive. For exams link Security Council voting with veto.
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Substantive matters need concurrence or no veto by permanent members
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In substantive matters the veto of permanent members can be decisive. For exams link Security Council voting with veto.
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This is a Class 10 General Knowledge question. Chapter: World History. Topic: United Nations History.
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