text: reason deny or refuse such proposals and that, in the event that the Government of the United States shall not consider proposals of the Government of Palau in accordance with such standards, the Government of Palau shall be entitled to treat the matter as a dispute under Article II of Title Four of the Compact of Free Association. (12) If the United States does not enter into an appropriate agreement with the Government of Palau as provided in Section 6 of Article VIII of the Subsidiary Agreement by the first anniversary of the effective date of the Compact, then the Government of Palau shall be entitled to declare a dispute to exist which may be pursued pursuant to the provisions of Article II of Title Four of the Can:pact of Free Association. Section 4. nate of Referendum and Plebiscite; Proclamatiop. (1) The President of the Republic shall issue a proclamation annotmcing the date of the referendum and plebiscite not less than sixty (60) days before the date on which the referendum and plebiscite will be conducted, such date to be in calendar year 1990 but no later than June 30, 1990. (2) The President of the Republic of Palau shall concurrently notify the United Nations Trusteeship Council of the date on which the plebiscite and referendum will be conducted and request that the Trusteeship Council send a delegation to the Republic of Palau to observe -20-RPPL NO. 3-10 (Intro. as H. B. NO. 3-56-3, HD2, SD3, CD!) ! the political education and referendum and plebiscite. Section 5. fQtm Qf Ballot. The Election Ballot shall be worded as follows: Place an 'X' or other mark in one box. C(NJITIOOAL UPON TiiB INTERPRETATIONS SET FORTI! IN SECTION 3 OF RPPL NO. 3-, DO YOU APPROVE FREE ASSOCIATION WI'nf 1l1B UNITED STATES AS SET FORTI! IN 'Tiffi CCM'ACT OF FREE ASSOCIATION SIGNED ON JftNUARY 10, 
analysis: This text appears to be related to the governance and political aspects of the Republic of Palau, specifically regarding its relationship with the United States. The language used suggests that the text is concerned with the terms of a treaty or agreement between the two governments, and the process of holding a referendum and plebiscite to determine the outcome. The text does not appear to be directly related to economic development, natural resources, or other specific sectors, but rather to the broader context of international relations and governance.