text: 4. Paragraph 1. The functions of the Home Affairs Board have been transferred to the Department of Home Affairs. New prison rules were made in 1984 under the Prison Act 1965 and were amended in 1989. 5. Paragraph 2. Tromode House is now run as a community home and a new remand and detention centre has been built and recently opened in Douglas. Under the provisions of the Prison and Youth Custody Act 1986, a "youth custody wing" has been established, suitable for the detention of male persons under 21 years of age. Article 23 6. The Matrimonial Proceedings Act 1986 has abolished the common law actions for enticement and harbouring and the right to claim damages for adultery. The law relating to dissolution and nullity has been kept in line with that of England and Wales. CCPR/C/58/Add.6 page 94 Annex Legislation referred to in the report. */ The Prison Act 1965 - The Prison Rules 1984 The Prison Act 1965 - The Prison (Amendment) Rules 1989 Prison and Youth Custody Act 1986 Matrimonial Proceedings Act 1986 */ These documents are avail«ki c Secretariat. le for consultation in the files of the CCPR/C/58/Add.6 page 95 Part III. SUPPLEMENTARY REPORT ON THE DEPENDENT TERRITORIES Introduction 1. This supplementary report, accompanying the third periodic report of the United Kingdom under article AO, paragraph 1 (b), of the Covenant, provides information in respect of each dependent territory further to that given in the previous reports of the United Kingdom on the dependent territories (initial report: CCPR/C/l/Add.37 of 15 November 1978; second report: CCPR/C/32/Add.1A of 20 June 1988 and supplement updating that report: CCPR/C/32/Add.l5 of 5 October 1988), and in response to questions raised during examination of those reports. 2. Ten dependent territories are covered in this supplementary report, as follows: A. Bermuda B. British Virgin Islands C. Cayman Islands 
analysis: The text appears to be a report on the government and laws of the United Kingdom's dependent territories, specifically mentioning the transfer of functions, prison rules, and legislation. It does not seem to focus on economic development, natural resources, agriculture, industry, transport, communication, international trade, health, education, employment, humanitarian aid, or culture. However, it may be related to the functioning of government institutions and the administration of justice, which could be linked to the broader categories of science and technology or culture.