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392Even though they enjoy greater political autonomy than their counterparts in the Nuremberg Tribunal these tribunals have nonetheless been created by the United Nations Security Council and they depend on it for their funding and execution their decisions There is also remember judicial review since the prosecution must be authorized Nevertheless it took two years of negotiation and preparation to establish them which led many observers to stress the need for a permanent court that would avoid the arduous settlement process and would also allow for more serious incidents circumscribed which would probably not meet the political will necessary to create another special tribunal In 1994 a draft statute for an international criminal court was submitted to the General Assembly and in 1996 the Preparatory Commission for the Establishment of an International Criminal Court was set up A modified version of the proposed statute was submitted in April 1998 on the eve of the five-week conference to be held in Rome in June