text: the record that it might not be able to join in the consensus in the Working Group. The substance of the proposal raised serious concerns for his delegation. The fact that the Governmont of the Federal Republic of Germany had come out in favour of a similar provision at the time of the adoption of the Convention on the Rights of the Child did not mean that it could not adopt a different position with respect to the present Convention. Given the special nature of the draft Convention, which set forth not only fundamental human rights but also specific rights relating to such mattels as alien residents and aliens engaging in remunerated activity, social security, tax laws, labour relations, information to be provided by the authorities of the State of employment and the transfer of revenue and propsrty, his delegation had repeatedly had to take a different position than the one it had taken on otLer human rights conventions. By way of example he referred to the provisions concerning the financing of the procedure fr: LL- *--.r---L-LI-- -I A.s.- a---..-.-.*-- L‘lr: rlllyre.Nt~rrcacr”rr “L CIICI C”~~I~.IC*“.*, -*--.I a*..... L.rL.r-r- CL-C-- . ..a :..ii..:.a..,1r. c”IIIy*u*IIc~ LITc”r.zA. “h.DCL” u..w *.....A I *YuY*d, reservations and reciprocity. He then pointed out that, even in the case of reports submitted under article 16 of the Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, the competent authorities of his country merely informed individuals interested in obtaining such reports that they were published by, and could be obtained from, the United Nations. A provision in the present Convention - which / . . . A/C.3/45/1 Enylish Page 14 dealt with an issue which was politically far more sensitive than that dealt with in the said Covenant - requiring States pcrties to give broader dissemination to reports submitted under article 73 would, therefore, be unacceptable to his 
analysis: The text discusses a draft convention on human rights and the concerns of a country's delegation regarding certain provisions. The text mentions specific rights related to aliens, social security, tax laws, and labor relations, which suggests that the discussion is focused on human rights and labor issues. The text also mentions reports submitted under article 73, which implies a connection to international cooperation and dissemination of information.