; and (2) to secure a Presidential Statement from the President of the United Nations Security Council urging the Government of Venezuela— (A) to allow the delivery of humanitarian relief; and (B) to lift bureaucratic impediments or any other obstacles preventing independent nongovernmental organizations from providing the proper assistance to the people of Venezuela without any interference by the Government of Venezuela. (c) United Nations Humanitarian Coordinator The President shall instruct the Permanent Representative to the United Nations to use the voice and influence of the United States to advance the appointment of a United Nations Humanitarian Coordinator for Venezuela to lead and coordinate the efforts of humanitarian organizations in a manner that contributes to Venezuela’s long-term recovery. (d) Additional efforts (1) In general If the Government of Venezuela refuses to allow the delivery of humanitarian relief and to lift bureaucratic impediments and any other obstacles described in subsection (b)(2)(B), the President, beginning not later than 30 days after the conclusion of the efforts of the United Nations described in such subsection, shall instruct the Permanent Representative of the United States to the United Nations to use the voice and vote of the United States to secure the adoption of a resolution described in paragraph (2). (2) Resolution described The resolution described in this paragraph is a Resolution of the United Nations Security Council that— (A) requires the Government of Venezuela to promptly allow safe and unhindered access for humanitarian agencies and their implementing partners, including possible support from neighboring countries; and (B) calls on the Government of Venezuela— (i) to allow the delivery of food and medicine to the people of Venezuela; (ii) to end human rights violations against the people of Venezuela; (iii) to agree to free, fair, and transparent elections with credible international observers; (iv) to cease violence against the people of Venezuela