text: Hungary, entitled "Statement issuedbytheRepresentatives oftheParliaments oftheWarsawTreatyMemberStates-Budapest, May14,1985". (q)Document CD/623, dated26July1985,submitted bythedelegation of theIslamic Republic ofIran,entitled "Letter dated18July1985addressed tothePresident oftheConference onDisarmament fromtheCharged'Affaires ofthePermanent Mission oftheIslamic Republic ofIran". -10-ionof dress unist vietof .tionof u.nister lera1of ionof he .e .tionof st ist so:f ionof mocracy tica1 le,the sannament ionof the on onof rAge' Economic 5)". ionof aments ionof Bsed. ures(r)Document CD/631, dated7August1985,submitted bythed.elegation of Peru,entitled "Proposal onRegional Disannament fonnu1ated bytheConstitutional President ofPeru,Dr.A1anGarc!aPerez,inhisInaugural Message ontaking officeon28July1985". A.Nuclear TestBan 26.Theitemontheagendaentitled "Nuclear testban"wasconsidered bythe Conference, inaccordance withitsprogramme ofwork,duringtheperiods 18February-l Marchand17-28June1985. 27.TheConference hadbeforeittheProgress Reports onthenineteenth and twentieth sessions oftheAdHocGroupofScientific Experts toConsider International Co-operative Measures toDetectand.Id.entify SeismicEvents, as contained indocuments CD/583andCD/616. TheAdHocGroupmetfrom25 to29Marchandfrom15to19July1985,undertheChainnanship of Dr.OlaDahlman ofSweden. Atits307thand325thplenary meetings, on 11Apriland30July1985,theConference adopted therecommendations contained inthoseProgress Reports. Anumberofdelegations commented onthem. 28.Thefollowing documents weresubmitted totheConference inconnection with theitemduringthei985session: (a)Document CD/520/Rev.l, dated8August1985,submitted bythe Groupof21,.11entitled ''DraftMandatefortheAd.HocCommittee onaNuclear TestBan". (b)Document CD/S22/Rev.l, dated26July1985,entitled ''DraftMandate foranAdHocCommittee onItem1oftheAgendaoftheConference onDisarmament byaGroupofSocialist States".y (c)Document CD!599, dated20June1985,submitted byNoI'Ws\y,entitled '~orking Paper: Seismological Verification ofaComprehensive NUclear Test Ban-ReportontheWorkshop inOslo,Norway, 4-7June1985". (d)Document CJD/602, dated24June1985,submitted bythedelegation o:f Brazil,entitled ''DraftDecision ontheEstablishment ofaSubsidiar,y Bo~ underItem1o:ftheAgenda". re)Document CD/610, dated9July1985,submitted bythedelegation of theUnitedKingdom ofGreatBritain andNorthern Ireland, entitled "Seismic Monitoring foraComprehensive Nuclear TestBan". 11Algeria, Argentina, Brazil, Burma,Cuba,Egypt,Ethiopia, India, Indonesia, Islamic Republic ofIran,Kenya,Mexico, Morocco, Nigeria, Pakistan, Peru,SriLanka,Sweden, Venezuela, Yugoslavia andZaire. yBulgaria, Czechoslovakia, GermanDemocratic RepUblic, Hungary, Mongolia, PolandandtheUnionofSovietSocialist Republics. -11-r mal ,th nt !-~ I:· I I: IL I' n t"','c1'\ !:,.. I'I'I !: i­ I!L fr(r)Document CD/612, dated10July1985,submitted. bythedelegation of theFederal Republic ofGermany, entitled. ''Working Paper: AProposal forthe Establishment andProgressive Improvement ofanInternational Seismic Monitoring andVerification SystemRelating toaComprehensive Nuclear TestBan". (g)Document CD/621, dated24July1985,submitted bythedelegations of Australia, Belgium, Canada, theFederal Republic ofGermany, Italy,Japan, theNetherlands, Norway, theUnitedKingdomofGreatBritain andNorthern Ireland andtheUnitedStatesofAmerica, entitled "DraftProgramme ofWorkfor anAdHocCommittee onItem1oftheAgendaoftheConference onDisarmament, entitled'Nuclear TestBan'". (h)Document CD/624, dated26July1985,submitted bythedelegation of theFederal Republic ofGermany, entitled ,~SystemDesignfortheGradual Improvement ofSeismic Monitoring andVerification Capabilities fora Comprehensive Nuclear TestBan". (i)Document CD/625,dated31July1985,submitted bythedelegation of
analysis: The text appears to be discussing a conference on disarmament, specifically a nuclear test ban. The documents mentioned relate to international cooperation, verification methods, and the establishment of a subsidiary body. The language used is formal and technical, suggesting a focus on international relations and diplomacy. Given the context, it is likely that the category falls within the realm of international relations and security.