text: page 22 meeting stated that the concpet of collective rights is of paraniount importance. Without this, the eclaration could not adequately protect indigenous peoples' most basic interests. 105. The Chairman/Rapporteur agreed that individual rights are of paramount importance for any standard-setting activities of the United Nations in the field of human rights. Nevertheless, she wishes to state clearly that several of the rights promulgated in the draft déclaration by their very nature have collective beneficiaries, such as land rights and autonomy, Accordingly, and by necessity, thèse provisions would have to be so drafted sr understood^ 
analysis: The text discusses the concept of collective rights and its importance in protecting indigenous peoples' interests, specifically mentioning land rights and autonomy. This suggests that the topic is related to issues of identity, self-determination, and cultural preservation, which are often linked to indigenous peoples.