text: 2.Requests theadministering PQl-Tersconcerned totransmit, orcontinue totransmit, totheSecretary-General theinformation prescribed inArticle 73eoftheCharter, aswellasthefullest possible informationonpolitical andconstitutional developments intheTerritories concerned,within amaximum periodofsixmonthsfollowing theeJq>iration oftheadministrative yearinthoseTerritories; 3. DeciAes~ '~bject toanydecision whichtheGeneral Assembly mi~bttakeinthatconn-exton-, ~ocontinue todischarge thefunctions entrustedtoitunderGeneral Assembly resolution 1970(XVIII), inaccordance withestablished procedQres. 2/Seetheannextothepresent chapter. -111-r ). I f~ f&4 1. which theC thed and1 2. gener onge Inth Unite Ameri const devel ~pre State also Terri 3. resol Gener theS ofwo SuoplANNEX* ReportoftheSecretary-General TRAJ.'1SNISSION OFUlFORHATION UNDERARTICLE 73eOFTH~CHARTER OFTHEmUTED NATIONS - 1.TheSecretary-General's previous reportonthesubject a/listedthedateson whichinformation wastransmitted totheSecretary-General underArticle 73eof theCharter upto31July1980.Thetableattheendofthepresent reportshows thedatesonwhichsuchinformation ,.,astransmitted inrespectoftheyears1979 and1980upto30July1981. I2.Theinformation transmitted underArticle 73eoftheCharter follows in general thestandard formapproved bytheGeneral Assembly andincludes information ongeography, history, population, economic, socialandeducational conditions. InthecaseofTerritories undertheadministration ofAustralia, NewZealand, the UnitedKinBdom ofGreatBritain andNorthern Ireland andtheUnitedStatesof America, theannualreports ontheTerritories alsoinclude information on constitutional matters. Additional information on'Political andconstitutional developments intheTerritories undertheiradministration isgivenbythe ~presentatives ofAustralia, NewZealand, theUnitedKinr,dom andtheUnited Statesduringmeetings oftheSpecial Committee. Supplementary information is alsomadeavailable bytheUnitedKingdom andtheUnitedStatesconcerning Territories underitsadministration. STUDYOFINFORr1ATIOH TRAlIS:.uT'2:'ED UIJDERAR't'ICLE 73~OFTHECHARTER 3.Incompliance withtheprovisions ofparagraph 5ofGeneral Assembly resolution 1910(XVIII)of16December 1963andotherrelevant resolutions ofthe General Assembly, including inparticular resolution 35/26of11November 1980, theSecretariat hascontinued tousetheinformation transmitted inthepreparation ofworking paperson.eachTerritory fortheSpecial Committee.D AUSTRALIA (1 Cocos( NEl'lZEALAIm ( Tokelau PORTUGAL EastTim SPAIN(calend Hestern UNITE]; KINGOO NORTHERN IF. Antigua Belize BermUda British Brunei ~ CaymanIs Falkland Gibraltar Montserra Pitcairn St.Helen St.Kitts Turksand UNITED STATES (1JU1y-30 J American Guam UnitedSt *Previously issuedunderthesymbolA/AC.109/666. yOfficial Records oftheGeneral Assembly, Thirty-fifth Session, Supplement No.23(A/35/23/Rev.l), chap.VII,annex. -112-DatesoftransL1ission ofinfornmtion underArticle 73eof-theCharter oftheUnitedNations for1979and1980y» AUSTRALIA (1July-30 June)b/ Cocos(Keeling) Islands NEUZEALAND (1April-31 March)c/ Tokelau PORTUGAL EastTimord/ SPAIN(calendar year) Hestem Sahara ~/ UIUTE]; KINGDOH OFGREATBRITAIN .AND NORTHERN IF&,AND (calendar year) Antigua f/ Belize Bermuda British VirginIslands BruneiJ!/ CaymanIslands Falkland Islands (Malvinas) Gibraltar Montserrat Pitcaim St.Helena£! St.Kitts-Nevis andAneuilla!! TurksandCaicosIslands UNITED STATES OFPl1ERICA (1July-30 June)b/ American SamoaW GU8Ill UnitedStatesVirginIslands11April1980 31July1980 23July1980 23July1980 23July1980 23July1980 23July1980 23July1900 23July1980 23July1980 23July1900 23July1980 15February 1980 22February 1980 25March19805December 1980 29July1981 30July1981 30July1981 30July1981 20July1981 30July1981 30July1981 30July1981 30July1981 30July1981 30July1981 27February 1981
analysis: This text appears to be a report on the transmission of information about non-self-governing territories to the Secretary-General of the United Nations, as required by Article 73e of the UN Charter. The report covers various aspects of these territories, including geography, history, population, economic, social, and educational conditions. While there is some mention of political and constitutional developments, the focus is on providing information about the territories rather than specific policies or projects.