text: "2.callsupontheadministering Powersconcerned toco-operate or continue toco-operate withtheUnitedNations bypermitting theaccessof visiting missions totheTerritories undertheiradministration, "3.Requests itsChairman tocontinue consultations. withthe administering Powersconcerned regardin9 theimplementation ofparagraph 2of thepresent resolution andtoreport thE\reon totheSpecial Committee as appropriate." 2.Anaccount oftheconsultations heldinaccordance withparagraph 3ofthe resolution issetoutbelow. 3.Withregardtotherequests addressed tothemintherelevant decisions ofthe General Assembly andtheSpecial Committee, therepresentatives ofAustralia, New Zealand, theUnited Kingdom ofGreatBritain andNorthern Ireland andtheUnited StatesofAmerica reiterated thereadiness oftheirrespective Governments to continue toprovide theSpecial Committee, inaccordance withestablished practice andprocedure, withallrelevant information ontheTerritories concerned, to participate intherelated workoftheCommittee andtoreceive visiting missions inTerritories undertheiradministration, asappropriate, andonthebasi.softhe related consultations tobeheldsubsequently. 4.ThePermanent Representative oftheUnited Kingdom totheUnitedNations, ina letterdated10October 1980addressed totheChairman (A/AC.I09/637), invited the Special Committee todispatch avisiting mission totheTurksandcaicosIslands to observe theelections calledfor4November 1980intheTerritory. TheChairman noteswithsatisfactions thatinresponse tothatinvitation andinaccordance with decisions takenatits1181stand1182ndmeetings on21August and23October 1980, theSpecial Committee dispatched avisiting mission totheTurksandcaicosIslands from31October to7November 1980.5. Cl> th &1 Un t 6. th be 'lb Fo re 7. ta Co to th re 8. :Jo in st in th 9. de qu *Previously issuedunderthesymbol A/AC.I09/L.1397. yOfficial RecordsoftheGeneral Assembl.y, 1hi-rty-.fift;.h. se~~ion, Supplement No.23(A/35/23/Rev.l), chap.III,para.l]'" -81-5.Therepresentative oftheUnitedStates, inastatement beforetheFourth Q>mmittee ofthel3eneral Assembly on21October 1980,£Iextended aninvitation to theSpecial Committee todispatch avisiting mission toAmerican Samoain1981. SUbsequently, theinvitation wasreiterated bythePermanent Representative ofthe UnitedStatestotheUnitedNations inhisletterdated23October 1980addressed totheChairman (A/AC.I09/639). 6.Inaletterdated13OCtober 1980addressed totheChairman (A/AC.I09/638), thePermanent Representative ofNewzealandtothelhitedNations extended, on behalfofhisGovernment, aninvitation foraUnitedNations mission tovisit 'lbkelau inthesecondhalfof1981.&lbsequently, inastatemen tmadebeforethe FourthCommittee on15October 1980,£Itherepresentative ofNewZealand reiterated theaboveinvitation ofherGovernment totheSpecial Cbmmittee. 7.TheChairman alsonoteswithsatisfaction that,inaccordance withdecisions takenatthel182ndandl183rdmeetings on23and24October 1980,theSpecial Committee hasbeenable·todispatch, duringthecurrent session, visiting missions to'lbkelau, undertheadministration ofNewzealand, andtoAmerican samoa,under theadministration oftheUnitedStates, availing itselfoftheinvitations bythe respective Governments. 8.Innotingwithsatisfaction thepositive attitude maintained bythe Jovernments concerned inthisregardandtheiractiveparticipation duringtheyear int~erelated workoftheSpecial Committee, theChairman wishesonceagainto stresstheneedtocontinue todispatch visiting missions tocolonial Territories inordertoassisteffectively thefullandspeedyattainment oftheobjectives of theDeclaration bythepeoples ofthoseTerritories. 9.'!beChairman willkeeptheSpecial Committee apprised ofanyfurther developments inhisconsultations withtheadministering Powersconcerned onthis question. 91~.,Thirty-fifth Session, FourthCommittee, 13thmeeting, para.57. £IIbid.,lOthmeeting, para.24. -82-1965 1966 1967 1968 1971 1972 1974
analysis: This text appears to be related to the administration of colonial territories and the involvement of the United Nations in monitoring their development. The text mentions elections, visiting missions, and consultations between the UN and administering powers, suggesting that the topic is related to the governance and political development of these territories.