text: UNITED NATIONS A General Assembly Distr . GENERAL A/CONF. 109/16 12 September 1990 ORIGINAL: ENGLISH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON KAMPUCHEA REPORT OF THE AD HOC COMMITTEE OF THE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON KAMPUCHEA ON ITS ACTIVITIES DURING 1989/90 CONTENTS Paragraphs Page INTRODUCTION ...................................................... 1 - 7 2 I. ORGANIZATION OF WORK ....................................... 8 - 10 3 II. ACTION TAKEN BY THE AD HOC COMMITTEE ...................... 11 - 18 3 A. Consultations at Tokyo ................................. 15 4 B. Consultations at Jakarta .............................. 16 - 17 4 C. Consultations at Salzburg ............................. 18 5 III. CONCLUDING OBSERVATIONS .................................... 19 - 21 5 90-22206 1813g (E) /. . . A/CONF.109/16 English Page 2 INTRODUCTION 1. The Ad Hoc Committee of the International Conference on Kampuchea was established on 17 July 1981 by resolution 1 (I) of the International Conference on Kampuchea. 1/ In that resolution, the Conference, inter alia, entrusted the Ad Hoc Committee with the following tasks: (a) To assist the Conference in seeking a comprehensive political settlement of the Kampuchean question, in accordance with General Assembly resolution 35/6 of 22 October 1980; (b) To act as an advisory body to the Secretary-General between sessions of the Conference; (c) To undertake missions, where appropriate, in consultation with the Secretary-General and taking into account his recommendations, in pursuit of a comprehensive political settlement of the conflict in Kampuchea; (d) To advise the President of the Conference, after consultations with the Secretary-General, as to when the Conference should be reconvened. In the same resolution, the Conference also requested the Committee to submit reports to the Conference. 2. In resolution 36/5 of 21 October 1981, the General Assembly adopted resolution 1 (I) of the International Conference on Kampuchea. In resolutions 37/6 of 28 
analysis: The text appears to be related to international diplomacy and conflict resolution, specifically referring to the International Conference on Kampuchea and the Ad Hoc Committee's activities in 1989/90. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting a focus on international relations and politics.