text: disputes bypolitical meansandtorefrain fromthethreatoruseofforceandfraD anyintervention intheinternal affairsofotherStates·. MayItakeitthattheAssembly adoptsthatrec::o_enelation? Itwassodecided. ThePRESIDENT (interpretation fro.Spanish): Wenowturntothequection oftheallocation ofitemsdealtwithinsection IVoftherepor:t. Inthis connection, theGeneral Committee, inparagraph 30,drawstheGeneral ASBeBbly's attention toparagraph 4ofitsdecision 34/401, whichstatesthat: ·Substantive itemsshouldnormally bediscussed initially inaMain Committee and,therefore, itemspreviously allocated toplenary aaeetinga shouldhenceforth bereferred toaMainCommittee unlessthereareco~lling circumstances requiring theircontinued consideration inplenary.eating.· Themodifications indicated inparagraph 31arereflected intheproposed allocation. Weshalltherefore consider themwhenwecometotherelevant itea. underparagraph 32. MayInowinvitemembers toturntothelistofitemsreeo_nded fo~ consideration inplenary meetings onpages27and28oftheEnglishtext. Regarding item18onthelist,theGeneral Committee recolllDends in paragraph 31(a)(i)thattheAssembly shouldrefertothePourthCommittee allthe chapters ofthereportoftheSpecial Committee relating tospecific Territories 80 thattheGeneral Assembly mightdealinplenary meeting withthequestion oftheAP/gb A/40/PV.3 23 (ThePresident) mplementation oftheDeclaration asawhole. MayItakeitthattheGeneral Assemly approves thatreco-endation? Itwassodecided. ThePRESIDENT (interpretation fromSpanish): Inthisconnection, the General Committee drawstheattention oftheAssembly totheProgramme of Activities inObservance oftheTwenty-Fifth Anniversary oftheDeclaration onthe Granting ofIndependence toColonial Countries andPeoples tobeheldin conjunction withthecelebrations ofthefortieth anniversay oftheUnitedNations. 1"shouldUke totakethisopportunity tosuggest thatthespecial commemorative meetinginobservance ofthetwenty-fifth anniversary ofthe Declaration beheldon16OCtober 1985,inthemorning, intheGeneral Assemly ball.MayItakeitthattheAssembly takesnoteofthis? Itwassodecide~. ThePRESIDENT (interpretation fromSpanish): MayInowinvitemembersto consider item23,entitled, RQuestion o~theFalkland Islands (Malvinas)·. Inthis connection, asstatedinparagraph 31(a)and(U),theGeneral Committee decided torecommend totheGeneral Assembly thattheitemshouldbeconsider~d directly in plenary meeting, ontheunderstanding thatbodiesandindividuals haVingan interest inthequestion wouldbeheardintheFourth.Committee inconjunction with theconsid&~ation oftheiteminplenary meeting. MayItakeitthattheAssembly approves thatrecommendation? Itwassodecided. ThePRESIDENT (interpretation fromSpanish): Weturnnowtothe recommendation oftheGeneral Committee ontheallocation ofitem34onthelist, entitled, -Question ofNamibia~. Asindicated inparagraph 31(a)(iii),the General Committee decidedtorecommend totheGeneral Assembly thattheitemshouldAP/gb A/40/PV.3 24 (TbePresident) beconsidered directly inplenaryMeting, ontheunderstanding thatbearings of theorganizations concerned wouldbeheldintheFourthCee-ittee. ItakeitthattheGeneral Asse~ly approves that rec~ndation. Itwassodecided. 'IbaPRESIDENT (interpretatien floatSpanish): Inowinvite.mere to turntheirattention toitem35onthelist,entitled wPolicies ofapartheid of~~e Government ofSOuthAfricaw•Inthisconnection, asstatedin paragraph 31(a)(iv),theGeneral COIIIIittee decidedtorecouend tothe·General Assemly thattheitemshouldbeconsidered directly inplenary_eUng, onthe ur.,derstanding thattherepresentatives oftheOrganization ofAfrican Unityandof national liberation moveMents recognized bythatorganization wouldbeperaitted to pa£ticipate inthediscussion inplenary meeting andthatorganizations and indiViduals havingaspecial interGnt inthequestion wouldbepermitted tobe heardbytheSpecialPolitical Ca.mittee. MayItakeitthattheGeneral Assellbly approves therecolllendaticn ofthe General Committee? Itwassodecided. ThePRFSIDENT (interpretation fromSpanish): MayIIlOWinvitethe General Assembly toturnitsattention toparagraph 31(a)(v),regarding theitem entitled ·Question ofCyprus·, inwhichtheGeneralCc.ittee r'ecouaends thatthe
analysis: The text appears to be a discussion of international relations and global governance, focusing on the General Assembly's decisions and recommendations regarding various countries and territories. It mentions specific territories, declarations, and committees, indicating a focus on international law and diplomacy.