text: diplomatic nissions and consular offices meet minimum security Etandards with regard to their physical structure and siting, and has provided them, where appropriate, with lh" n".""sary police protectlon or Patrols' 6. Consesuently, Ecuador, in it8 desire to facilitate the normal conduct of relations between states, and falthful to the purposes and princiPles of the charter of the United Nations, remains constantly PrePared to adopt measures conducive to safeguarding the inviolabllity of missions established in its territory and to protect diplorratic and consular agents' since it realizes that it thus fulfils an essential duty towards the internatlonal community' POLAND [Ori9inal: Englishl [30 JuIY 1985] 1. In connection with the continued large nunber of failures to respect the inviolabillty ot diplomatic and consular missions and representatives, including the deterioration of the level of the necessary protection of Polish diPlonatic missions by receiving States, it is deened advisable to initiate on a global scale the necessary steps for increaslng the protection and security of diplomatic and consular missions. To this end, the Governnent of Poland offers the following suggestions: (a) There should be an agreement on the appropriate distance to be kept between diplomatic and consular prernises and any protest' actions' The matter is currently teft to regulatlons of receiving States, subject to discretionary interpretation by local authorities. Enactment of uniform regulations on the basis of reciprocity shall serve as a means of ensuring the efficient performance of the functions of diplonatic and consular missions and protectinq their staff and premises from terrorist activities. It Beems necessary that protest actions be held at a mininum distance of 100 metres from the prenises of a mission' (b) nhile issuing permissions for the staging of any protest action in front of a foreign mission, the local authorities should notify the head of the mission
analysis: This text appears to be discussing the protection and security of diplomatic and consular missions, which is a matter of international relations and diplomacy. The text mentions the need for uniform regulations and the notification of mission heads, indicating that it is focused on the international relations aspect rather than economic or social issues.