text: visit of the Special Representative and the continuation of his mandate. The draft resolution would close the door on future co-operation between the Sub-Commission and the Government. She therefore proposed the following alternative operative paragraph as operative paragraph 3: "Welcomes the decision of the Government of the Islamic Republic of Iran to invite the Special Representative to visit that country and the co-operation provided by the Government of the Islamic Republic of Iran in the ~ourse of the visit, as well as its commitment to continue the co-operation." E/CN.4/Sub.2/l990/SR.34 page 5 26. Mr. KHALIL recalled that Commission on Human Rights resolution 1990/79 had welcomed the co-operation provided by the Government of the Islamic Republic of Iran in the course of the visit by the Special Representative of the Commission and the fact that the Government had extended an invitation for a further visit. He was therefore surprised that the sponsors of draft resolution E/CN.4/Sub.2/1990/L.23 had used extraneous sources of information as the basis for their text. 27. He was glad, however, that Mrs. Palley had redrafted the third preambular paragraph, for the original wording referred to a matter that went beyond the polical context. 28. The CHAIRMAN drew attention to the opinion by the Legal Counsel that a decision to vote by secret ballot ruled out explanations of vote under rule 60 of the rules of procedure. / 29. Mr. ALFONSO MARTINEZ said that in view of the adoption of resolution 1990/79 by the Commission on Human Rights, it would have been advisable for the sponsors to have discussed the text of the draft resolution with all colleagues. 30. He was surprised at the difference between the tone of operative paragraph 1 of the draft resolution and that of Commission resolution 1990/79, since the situation in the Islamic Republic of Iran had not changed greatly 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing a resolution related to human rights, specifically the visit of a Special Representative to the Islamic Republic of Iran and the co-operation provided by the Government. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting a high-level international meeting or organization. The topics of human rights, diplomacy, and international cooperation are central to the discussion.