text: Soviet Socialist Republics, the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and the United States of America in this regard; 2, Welcomes the acceptance of this framework in its entirety by all the Cambodian parties, as the basis for settling the Cambodia conflict, at the informal meeting of the Cambodian parties at Jakarta on 10 September 1990 and their commitment to it; 3. Also welcomes the commitment of the Cambodian parties, in full co-operation with all other participants in the Paris Conference on Cambodia, to elaborating this framework into a comprehensive political settlement through the processes of the Conference; 4. Welcomes, in particular, the agreement reached by all Cambodian rarties at Jakarta116 to form a Supreme National Counci as the unique legitimate body and source of authority in which, throughout the transitional period, the independence, national sovereignty and unity of Cam­ bodia is embodied; 5. Urges the members of the Supreme National Coun- 116 /hid., tlocumc111 S/2 l 732, unncx. cil, in full accord with the framework document, to elect the Chairman of the Council as soon as possible, so as to implement the agreement referred to in paragraph 4 above; 6. Notes that the Supreme National Council will there­ fore represent Cambodia externally and it is to designate its representatives to occupy the seat of Cambodia at the United Nations, in the United Nations specialized agencies and in other international institutions and international conferences; 7. Urges all parties to the conflict to exercise maxi­ mum self-restraint so as to create the peaceful climate required to facilitate the achievement and the implementa­ tion of a comprehensive political settlement; 8. Calls upon the Co-Presidents of the Paris Confer­ ence to intensify their consultations with a view to recon­ vening the Conference, whose task will be to elaborate and 
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic document discussing the framework for settling the Cambodia conflict, focusing on the establishment of a Supreme National Council and the representation of Cambodia in international institutions. It does not mention any specific economic, environmental, or social issues, but rather emphasizes the political and diplomatic aspects of the conflict resolution.