ln a Jetter date,j 29 October 1')91175 addressed to the President of the Se..:unty Council for the attention of the memben- of the CouociJ. the Secretary-General referred to resolution 117 (1991) of16 October 1991, bywhich the Council had decided to estahlish a United Nations Advance Mission in C:ambodia immediately after the signing of the agreements for a comprehensive political settlement of the Cambodia contlict, and stated that these agreements had been signed in Paris on 23 October 1991. Having complcted the nccessary consultations, the Secrctary-(1cneral proposed that the rnilitary elements of the Mission he composed of contingents from the following Member States, all of whom had expressed their readiness in principle to make the necessary personnel available: Algeria, Argentina, Austra!ia, Belgium, Canada, China, France, Germany. Ghana, India, Ind0nesia, lreland, Malaysia, New Zealand, Pakistan, Poland, Senegal, Tunisia, the Union of Soviet Sociahst Rcpuhlics. the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northem freland, the United States of America and Uruguay. He added that he was awaiting a reply frorn one othcr Member State which had been infonnally approached, and be would revert to the Securîty ('.,ouncil when be had an indication of whethcr it also was ready in principle to contributc military personnel to the Mission.