text: (document CD/1006), to be among the original signatories to the CW convention and to promote its early entry into force. In the meantime, we here at the negotiating table have to do all we can to achieve consensus treaty language. We must make full use of any intersessional period that becomes available. And in the daily pursuit of our common responsibilities in establishing the desired chemical weapons ban, we should not shy away, where necessary, from vigorous action. Finally, Mr. President, you will have noted the keen interest of the Netherlands in the issue of the seat of the chemical weapons treaty Organization. In a few weeks time I hope to be able to shed more light on the particular details of our proposition. Mr, WAYARABI (Indonesia): As Ambassador Wisher Loeis has been unexpectedly called away to another important engagement, he has authorized me to read the statement of the Indonesian delegation on his behalf. Allow me to associate myself with previous speakers in expressing the immense pleasure of the Indonesian delegation at seeing you. Sir, the representative of Poland, presiding over our deliberations for the month of July. Your skill and expertise have been much in evidence this month in guiding the work of the Conference to a successful conclusion. I would also like to take this opportunity to express my delegation's appreciation at the manner in which Ambassador de Rivero of Peru guided our work during the month of June. The Indonesian delegation would like to extend a warm welcome to Ambassador Ricupero of Brazil, Ambassador Indrajit Singh Chadha of India, Ambassador von Wagner of the Federal Republic of Germany, Ambassador Kralik of the Czech and Slovak Federal Republic, Ambassador Vaern^ of Norway and Ambassador Perez-Villanueva of Spain, who have joined us in this current 
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic statement discussing the Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC) and the activities of the Conference on Disarmament. The language used is formal and diplomatic, indicating a focus on international relations and treaties. The mention of specific countries and ambassadors suggests that the text is related to international cooperation and diplomacy.