text: report explains the reason why. It says that “normalizing public services in the area under Turkish Cypriot control is linked to the attitude of the Turkish Cypriot leadership concerning such matters as the main- tenance of the military status quo and the freedom of movement of Greek Cypriot civilians”. [Ibid., para. 94.1 71. If there is no freedom of movement, how can the Turkish Cypriots get the proper public services? It is not only very difficult but virtually impossible. That is why, if they were to allow freedom of movement, they would certainly get all the public services they may be missing now, although the Government does everything to supply the electricity, for instance. Here we have it that the Government supplies electricity and water for all its citizens, despite the fact that most of the taxpayers do not pay their electricity and water bills. And it runs into millions of pounds that are not paid, and yet they supply them, But when they do not allow the employees to enter, then it is not possible to do it. 77. Mr. OLCAY (Turkey): I shall try to be very brief. 1 am in a rather difficult position because in some ways 1 am in total agreement with my friend, Ambassador Rossides, and on some points I am-as he would expect and as, 1 suppose, members of the Council would expect-in total disagree- ment. I am happy to say that 1 am in agreement when he says-solemnly I hope-that the permanent independence of the island is the main objective of his “Government”. That, of course, is a very good thing to hear here and is what we are all striving for. ‘Sometimes 1 have thought that we were the only ones who were for this permanent independence. I 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the challenges of providing public services in a specific region, particularly the lack of freedom of movement, which hinders the provision of essential services such as electricity and water. The discussion also touches on the concept of permanent independence and its relation to the provision of public services. Based on this, it seems likely that the text is related to the provision of basic infrastructure and services.