That was for the Right to Development draft. > The Committee then approved, by a recorded vote of 148 in favour to 4 against ( Canada, Israel, United Kingdom,

That was for the Right to Development draft. > The Committee then approved, by a recorded vote of 148 in favour to 4 against ( Canada, Israel, United Kingdom, United States), with 27 abstentions, a draft resolution titled “The right to development”. The privacy one didn't have a vote. > The draft, approved without a vote, would have the General Assembly call upon Member States to review their procedures, practices and legislation on the surveillance of communications, their interception and collection of personal data, including mass surveillance, with a view to upholding the right to privacy by ensuring the full and effective implementation of all relevant obligations under international human rights law.