text: 2. Members of the family of specified-employment workera shall be entitled to the rights relating to family members of migrant workers in Part IV of the present Convention, except the provisions of article 53. 1. Self-employed workers, as defined in article 2, paragraph 2 (h), of the present Convention, shall be entitled to the rights provided for in Part IV with the exception of those rights which are exclusively applicable to workers having a contract of employment, 2. Without prejudice to articles 52 and 79 of the present Convention, the termination of the economic activity of the self-employed workers shall not in itself imply the withdrawal of the authorizbtion for them or for the members of their families to stay or to engage in a remunerated activity in the State of employment encept where the authorisation of residence is expressly dependent upon the specific remunerated activity for which they were admitted. / . . . A/C. 3/45/l English Page 47 PART VI tion of )_eauiteble..ul conditions . -on with mtion of workers ad ers of their families 1. Without prejudice to article 79 Of the present Convention, the States parties concerned shall as appropriate consult and co-operate with a view to promoting sound, equitable and humane conditions in connection with international migration of workers and members of their families. 2. In this respect due regard shall be paid not only to labour needs and resources, but also to the 6OCi81, economic and cultural and other needs of migrant workers and member6 of their families involved, as well as to the consequence6 of such migration for the communities concerned. 1. States Parties shall maintain appropriate services to deal with questions concerning international migration of workers and members of their families. Their function6 shall include, melie: 
analysis: The text discusses the rights and treatment of migrant workers and their families, including their employment, residence, and authorization to stay and work in a new country. It also mentions the importance of promoting sound, equitable, and humane conditions in connection with international migration. This suggests that the text is primarily focused on employment and migration issues.