text: Portugal, must also act in arder to break this dangerous ring and assist in the establishment of peace in that part of the Wdd. The meeting was suspended at 5.05 p.m. and resumednt 5.55 p.m. 61, In our view, the two draft resolutions now before the Council would provide practical steps in the right direction with respect to the application of sanctions, but the ultimate goal of self-determination for Zimbabwe can only be achieved peacefully, and before it is too late, if the Govcrnmcnt of the LJnited Kingdom decides forthwith to carry out its responsibility towards all the people of Zimbabwe. In the prevailing situation in Zimbabwe, any delay of such nction would lead to unnecessary bloodshed and misery, and neither the United Kingdom Government nor the Security Council could be justifiably acquitted of the responsibility for that. In this conviction and with the full rCidiZ,~ltiOll of the ineffectiveness Of the measures SO far adopted and deliberately evaded by Member States and non-Member States, my delegation appeals to all members of the Council (0 adopt unanimously the two draft rcsolu tions under consideration. 66. Mr. ODEROJOWI (Kenya): I should like to ask the Council, through you, Mr. President, to agree to the adjournment of this meeting and to the postponement of the voting on the two draft resolutions until Tuesday morning. 62. Speaking now OS PRESIDENT, I should like to say that I have no further speakers on my list. If no delegation wishes to speak at this stage, I would suggest that the Council now proceed to vote on the two draft resolutions bcforc it in accordance with rule 32, first paragraph, of the provisional rules of procedure, that is, in the order of their submission. 67, Earlier this afternoon I made clear our anxiety over 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing a political crisis in Zimbabwe and the actions of the United Nations Security Council to address the situation. The language used is formal and diplomatic, with references to government responsibility, sanctions, and self-determination. The text does not mention specific economic, environmental, or social issues, but rather focuses on the political and humanitarian aspects of the crisis.