text: (21 Heretofore,g1!-@ committees or bodies have been set up to codify other principles or branches of law (as in tbe case of the principles relating to friendly relations anong States, the Definition of Aggression, enhancinq the effectiveness of tbe principle of non-use of force, confidence-building measures, new flows of refugees, and the struggle against mercenarism). These have met between General Assembly sessions, at additional expense. The creation of such bodies has also been proposed by some States to examine good-neighbourliness (A138/336? A/C.6/38/sP.63i A/C.6/39/sP.301 . A sixth Committee working group, which would meet during the regular sessions of the General Assembly, entails no additional financial implications. ft should be mentioned in this connection that there are General Assembly resolutions (resolution 36/LL2 of l0 Decemtrer 1981, for example) which specify that in the elaboration of legal instruments by the Sixth Committee, account, must be taken of the resources available and that the most rational use should be made of them. The programme and work of the Sixth Comnittee allor^r such working groups to function during regular sessions, as experience has proved. what, is more, this kind of procedure fully meets the concern to make more rational use of the time available to the Sixth Committee and entirely satisfies the provisions of existing General Assembly resolutions on this subject. (3) There is an already accepted practice whereby special working groups have been established for itens to fre considered by the Sixth Committee (or by other comnittees); for exanple, the Manila Declaration on the Peaceful Settlement of International Disputes, the Draft Body of Principles for the Protection of All Persons under Any Form of Det.ention or fmprisonment, the Declaration on the Inadmissibitity of fntervention, and fnterference in the fnternal Affairs of States have been, or are being, drafted in this way.
analysis: This text appears to be discussing the structure and functioning of international organizations and committees, specifically the Sixth Committee of the United Nations General Assembly. The language used is formal and technical, indicating that the topic is related to international law and diplomacy. The text mentions specific resolutions and declarations, which suggests a focus on international relations and governance.