By Sir Ronald SandersSir Ronald SandersOn September 10, all 32 active member states of the Organization of American States (OAS) signed a joint statement on Haiti. First, the UN Security Council resolution proposed by the United States and Panama – to which the joint statement refers – has not yet been adopted. Antigua and Barbuda wanted the Haitian authorities to take clear ownership of the joint statement, and to accept accountability for actions in Haiti, including how funds are used. Within them, we supported the joint statement for the following reasons. As we conclude in the statement: “Haiti cannot wait.