text: o q o 6 o rD o Hu d d| doo n o!04' !J i! (lJ 'n !.c lU o-tot -{o ! oc oE o qd c'o o aEHE H 4' H ErlE EH E doa!!OdEoEin ra rt, I iJc cor ..{ .!E iF, Fr4 FrdtN!54Ioo8 cE ii €o 'n t H- a a 8T E E *6 9 3 .. I I a Eor crE o gA SF g EA/10/102 EngllBh Plge 106 AA/ 40 /702 EngLi Eh Page 107 v. col.lclusroNs 315. The present report has been prepared in accordance wlth the mandate of thespecial Committee as renened by the General Assenbly in its resolution 39195 D of 14 December 1984. 316. Section II contains a description of the organizatlon by the Speclal Committeeof its work during the period from 15 September 1984, the date of adoption of itsprevioua report (A/39l591). As may be ascertalned from section II, the covernmentof Israel continued to withhold its co-operation from the Special. Comftlttee. How€ver r the Special Committee benefited from the co-operation of the Governoentgof Egypt, Jordan and the Syrian Arab Republic and the palestine LiberstlonOrganization. Section III spells out the mandate of the Special Committee as defined in previous years. This incl.udes the extension of the mandate of the Special Committee to include the investi.gation of aLlegations of iexploltatlon andlootihg of the resources of the occupied territories", ',the plllaging of the archeological and cultural herltage of the occupied territotiesr and ',theInterference in the freedom of rrorshlp in the Holy places of the occupiedterritories", as refl.ected in ceneral Asgefrbly resolution 3005 (xxvrr) of 15 tlecember 19?2. 317. section Iv contains a summary of the oral evidence and information recelved bythe Special Coomittee. The Special Committee, having been precluded froo visltingthe occupied territories, conducted a serfes of hearings in Geneva, Damascus, Annan
analysis: The text appears to be a report from a special committee, discussing its work and findings on a specific topic. The language used is formal and technical, indicating a focus on a specific issue or area. The text mentions "occupied territories" and "allegations of exploitation and looting", suggesting a focus on political or international relations issues.