text: suitable means ~ortheimmediate and~ullimplementation o~General Assembly resolution 1514(XV)inallTerritories whichhavenotyetattained independence and,inparticular: •.•to~ormulate speci~ic proposals ~ortheelimination o~ theremaining mani~estations o~colonialism andtoreportthereontotheGeneral Assembly atitsthirty-sixth sessionll •Further, theCommittee tookintoaccount therelevant provisions o~General Assembly resolution 35/118 o~11December 1980 containing thePlan o~Action ~ortheFullImplementation o~theDeclaration on theGranting o~Independence toColonial Countries andPeoples. 4.Duringitsconsideration o~theitem,theSpecial Committee hadbeforeita working paperprepared bytheSecretariat containing in~ormation ondevelopments concerning theTrustTerritory (A/AC.I09/661). -5.Atthel193rdmeeting, on12August, theRapporteur o~theSub-Committee on SmallTerritories, inastatement totheSpecial Committee (A/AC.109/PV.1193), introduced thereport o~theSub-Committee (A/AC.109/L.1408), containing anaccount o~itsconsideration o~theTrustTerritory. 6.Atthel194thmeeting on13August, therepresentative o~A~ghanistan madea statement (A/AC.109/PV.1194). 7.Atthel195thmeeting, on14August, statements weremadebythe representatives o~theUnion o~SovietSocialist Republics, Czechoslovakia and Bulgaria (A/AC.109/PV.1195). 8.Atthesame m~eting, ~ollowing anexchange o~viewsconcerning thereport o~ theSub-Committee onSmallTerritories relating totheTrustTerritory o~the Paci~ic Islands (A/AC.109/L.1408), inwhichtherepresentatives o~theIvoryCoast, Cuba,Australia, Fiji,Denmark, theUnion o~SovietSocialist Republics and •Previously issuedaspart o~A/36/23 (PartV)• -1~5-Czecho Commit Ethiop Social arrivi Trust ( a 1 2 A r w ,a!1 !~2I"irI t f' f r: ( ~. ti r I"s I;::9 I C t C s a i 0 e 10.A revise contai 11.0 tothe NationCzechoslovakia, aswellastheChairman tookpart (A/AC.l09/PV.1195)~ theSpecial Committee decidedtoestablish an adhocgroupconsisting ofAustralia, Cuba, Ethiopia, theIvoryCoast,theSyrianArabRepublic andtheUnionofSoviet Socialist Republics~ aswel~asanyotherinterested delegation, withaviewto arriving atanagreedtextoftheconclusions andrecommendations concerning the TrustTerritory contained inthereport. 9.Atthe120lstmeeting, on20August, theChairman oftheSUb-Committee, on behalfoftheadhocgroup,submitted forconsideration thefollowing oral revisions totheconclusions andrecommendations (A/AC.l09/L.1408/Add.l): (a)Paragraph 5(12)~whichread: 1l(12}Inthisconnexion, theSpecial Committee notesthatthemaritime authorities oftheTrustTerritory continue toworktostrengthen their legislation concerning theexploitation, manaBement andconservation ofa 200-mi1e exc1usiv~ economic zone.Itnotesfurther theintention ofthe Administe~ing Authority toextendassistance toensurerespect forthe rightsoftheMicronesians overthe200-mi1e zone.H wouldbereplaced by: "(12)Inthisconnexion, theSpecial Committee notesthatthemaritime authorities oftheTrustTerritory areworkin~tostrengthen theexisting legislation concerning theexploitation, management andconservation ofa 200-mile exclusive economic zone.TheCommittee expresses thehopetllatthe rightsofthepeopleofMicronesia oversuchazonewillberespected and thattheywillreceiveallbenefits deriving fromit.VI (b)Thefollowing newparagraph wouldbeinserted asparagraph 5(13): 11(13)TheSpecial Committee notesthat,asindicated in subparagraph 5(1)ofthesummary statement bytheSecretary-General dated 9January 1981,thereports onthestrategic TrustTerritory ofthePacific Islands areamatterofwhichtheSecurity Counciliscurrently seized. The Committee lnvites theattention oftherelevant organsoftheUnitedNations toArticxe 83oftheCharteroftheUnitedNations, underwhichtheSecurity Councilshallexercise allfunctions oftheUnitedNationsrelating to strategic areas,.including theapproval ofthetermsofthetrusteeship
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the implementation of General Assembly resolution 1514(XV) in a specific territory, the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands, and the efforts of the Special Committee to formulate proposals for the elimination of colonialism. The text mentions the exploitation, management, and conservation of a 200-mile exclusive economic zone, which suggests that the topic may be related to natural resources and economic development.