But focusing on enlargement of the Security Council risks diverting attention from the rest of the Panel’s analyses and 101 recommendations for reform, many of which do not require amending the Charter. According to the report, the General Assembly has lost vitality, the Security Council must be more proactive, the Commission on Human Rights suffers from a legitimacy deficit, the Secretariat should be more professional and better organized, and major institutional gaps hinder responses to economic and social threats to international security.