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S/RES/1715(2006)

Security Council resolution 1715 (2006) [on recommendation that Ban Ki-moon be appointed Secretary-General of the UN for a term of office from 1 Jan. 2007 to 31 Dec. 2011]

Adopted without a vote or by acclamation. The UN dataset lists every member as 'Yes' by convention; these are not recorded votes and are excluded from agreement figures.
Body
Security Council
Date
2006-10-09
Meeting record
S/PV.5547
Draft
S/2006/777
Note in source
Adopted by acclamation
Agenda item(s)
Recommendation for the appointment of the Secretary-General of the United Nations.

Tally

Adopted without a vote

Roll call

'Did not vote' combines members that were absent and members present that did not participate; the source does not distinguish them.

Roll call – S/RES/1715(2006)
CountryPosition
ArgentinaAdopted without a vote
China · permanent memberAdopted without a vote
CongoAdopted without a vote
DenmarkAdopted without a vote
France · permanent memberAdopted without a vote
GhanaAdopted without a vote
GreeceAdopted without a vote
JapanAdopted without a vote
PeruAdopted without a vote
QatarAdopted without a vote
Russian Federation · permanent memberAdopted without a vote
SlovakiaAdopted without a vote
United Kingdom · permanent memberAdopted without a vote
United Republic of TanzaniaAdopted without a vote
United States · permanent memberAdopted without a vote

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Topics

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Sources

Voting data: United Nations Dag Hammarskjöld Library, Security Council Voting Data (Version 7, October 2026), https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/4055387, and General Assembly Voting Data (Version 6, October 2026), https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/4060887. Vetoes: UN Peace & Security Data Hub, Security Council Data – Vetoes Since 1946 (DPPA-SCVETOES). © United Nations; used for non-commercial purposes with attribution.