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       4.  Whether the legal aspects of the 
     matter before it should be referred 
     by the Council for advice to the 
     international court of justice;
 
       5.  Whether, if there exists a regional
     agency for peaceful settlement of 
     local disputes, such an agency should
     be asked to conern itself with the
     controversy.
 
IV.  Removal of threats to the peace and suppression 
       of breaches of the peace, include the follow-
       ing questions:
 
       1.  Whether failure on the part of the 
     parties to a dispute to settle it by 
     means of their own choice or in 
     accordance with the recomnendations 
     of the Security Council in fact con-
     stitutes a threat to the peace;
 
       2.  Whether any other actions on the part 
     of any country constitute a threat to 
     the peace or a breach of the peace;
 
       3.  What measures should be taken by the 
     Council to maintain or restore the 
     peace and the manner in which such 
     measures should be carried out;
 
       4.  Whether a regional agency should be 
     authorized to take measures of enforce-
     ment.
 
V.   Approval of special agreement or agreements for 
       the provision of armed forces and facilities.
 
VI.  Formulation of plans for a general system of 
       regulation of armaments and submission of such 
       plans to the member states.
 
VII. Determination of whether the nature and the 
        activities of a regional agency or arrangement 
        for the maintenance of peace and security are 
        consistent with the purposes and principles of 
        the general organization.