text: inadequate information it received. It is out of a desire to remedy that situation that in paragraph 13 the Committee recommends enlistment of the assistance of individuals and non-governmental organizations. In paragraph 16 the Com- mittee says that Member States should draw the attention of the public to the importance of the relevant United Nations resolutions. And paragraph 17 recommends that Member States, especially those with extensive consular services in southern Africa, should be urged to assist the Committee in the collection of information on sanctions violations. 24. All those measures may lead to expenditures- particularly the use of experts and the measures the Committee may have to take to encourage the public to channeI useful information. In paragraph 15 the Committee therefore envisages establishment of a special fund to be financed by voluntary contributions, especially by the proceeds of the sale of Southern Rhodesian cargo which has been seized. In this regard it may be worth while to recall that, in one case mentioned in the fifth annual report of the Committee,’ the Government of Egypt, acting on the basis of information supplied by the Committee, confiscated the cargo in question. Furthermore, in a stroke of African solidarity, the Government spontaneously sent the cash receipts of the sale of that cargo to the Organization of African Unity in order to assist the liberation efforts of Africa. That is an example the Committee should encour- age. 25. As regards the publicity to be given to the work of the Committee-and here there is a plan similar to that of the mobilization of public opinion-paragraph 20 says the Committee should circulate lists of all goods that Rhodesia is currently known to export so as to establish by .com- parison the extent to which South African, Mozambique and Angola exports have increased since the unilateral declaration of independence. 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing measures to enforce economic sanctions against Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe) and to gather information on sanctions violations. The Committee is seeking to enlist the assistance of individuals, non-governmental organizations, and Member States to achieve its goals. The text also mentions the use of experts, the establishment of a special fund, and the circulation of lists of goods exported by Rhodesia. These actions suggest a focus on international relations and economic issues.