Question 30 Which one among the following statements about Veto Power regard to United Nations is correct?
A) One Vote can stall a Security Council resolutionB) It is a kind of positive vote power.
C) The Secretary General uses this power when not satisffied with any decision of the council
D) All the members of the Security Council possess the veto power.
Answer: One Vote can stall a Security Council resolution
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