text: property of the central bank of the foreign State which was in the territory of the forum State was unconditionally exempted from treasures of constraint whatever the purpose for which it was used; the central banks were instruments of the sovereign power and all activities conducted by them enjoyed immunity from measures of constraintt what was more, central banks should, because UT their legal status, be considered as State bodies and automatically enjoy immunity on that basis. He further suggested that the Drafting Committee - 104 -consider how the wording of paragraph 2 could bo improved to ensure protection of the specific categories of property in question against all measures of constraint err in other words, allow no derogations from the principle of immunity in respect of that property. 228. New article 23 proposed by the Special Rappcrteur was considered justified by one member as a corollary to draft article 11 bJ,s. Another member, however, did not agree with the concept of “segregated State property” and did not think that anything would be lost by deleting it from the article. Yet another member proposed an alternative formulation which would read8 “A State cannot invoke immunity from measures of constraint, including measure8 of attachment, arrest and execution in respect of the property of a State enterprise.” The majority of members were, however, of the view that new article 23 was probably unnecessary, but that the Commission should await the final results of its work concerning the definition of “State” in article 2 and the ultimate fate of article 11 hia. It was held that a State enterprise established for commercial purposesr not being a State as defined in article 2, was not entitled to perform acts pursuant to the governmental authority of the Stater ’ hence it fell outside the scope of the topic of jurisdictional immunities of
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the immunity of central banks and state enterprises from measures of constraint, which suggests a connection to economic and financial matters. The concept of "segregated State property" and the exemption of central banks from measures of constraint also points towards a category related to economy and finance.