It is our sincere hope -- wish if you will -- that this house and garden will continue to be used as a place of peace.
 

• that emphasis be given to ways of promoting right human relationships and right relations with all other forms of life;

• that the facilities therefore be used accordingly eg. meetings, retreats, seminars, conflict resolution, research, UN related activities . . .;

• that all Peace Through Unity/Brooke material of interest (books, scrapbooks, articles, reports, talks, pamphlets, photos, etc) be catalogued and made available for whomever may wish to make use of them;

• that house and garden be maintained in a proper fashion so as to reflect at all times the essential purpose of Peace Through Unity (see statutes).

It is also our hope that the Wanganui District Council will see this place as an asset to the community and will, throughout the changes ahead at the local/national level, cooperate with the objectives of the Trust by:
 

a)  maintaining and strengthening the Council's potential direct link with the United Nations System as envisioned in its 1995 resolution (ref. 4/55/7,MHH:JJ,CS6/4/95);

b)  continuing their support of the NZ Forum for UN Renewal (with its proposal for twice-yearly "citizens" meetings) ref.4/557b,CD55/97 SD:JJ, and by 

c)  supporting in every way possible the Trust's endeavours to help educate and raise public awareness regarding local and global issues of common concern and how through cooperation these concerns may be addressed.