text: question of the protection of those detained on grounds of mental ill-health and requested the Commission on Human Rights to continue its consideration of this question in the light of the action taken by the Sub-Commission, with a view to submitting a report to the General Assembly,, at its thirty-eighth session, through the Economic and Social Council, _ljO6/ Adopted at the 36th noetlnc, on 10 Soptefib^r 1982, without a vote. S?e chap. XV. 107/ E/CI,4/Sub.2/1982/29. 208/ Adopted at the 36th meeting, on 10 September 1982, without a vote. See ch See chap. XI,E/n. 4/i 983/4 Z,/C1A. 4 /Sub. 2/~ 98 2/43 pe.ge 108 Bearing in mind resolution 1982/6 of the Commission on Human Rights by which the Sub-Commission was requested to consider as a natter or high priority the Rapporteur's final report, including a draft body of guidelines, principles and guarantees, Recalling further its resolution 20 {IXXISf) of 10 September 1981 in which the Sub-Commission expressed its deepest appreciation and thanks to its Rapporteur, Mrs. Erica-Irene Daes, for her preliminary report 1.09/ and requested her to submit her final report, incl .ding a draft body of guidelines, principles and guarantees, to the Sub-Commission at its thirty-fifth session, Haying considered tho report 110/ submitted by the Special Rapporteur, Mrs. Erica-Irene A. Daes, as well as the draft body of guidelines, principles and guarantees for the protection of the mentally ill or persons suffering from mental disorder. Expresses its deepest appreciation and. gratitude to the Special Rapporteur for her excellent report and the great work she has accomplished, including the above- mentioned draft body of principles, guidelines and guarantees°, Paving also examined the report 111/ submitted by the Working Group on the question of persons detained on the grounds of mental ill health, introduced by the Chairman-Rapporteur of the Group, Mrs. Erica-Irene A. Daes,
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the protection of individuals detained due to mental health issues, and it mentions the Commission on Human Rights, the Sub-Commission, and the Special Rapporteur. This suggests that the topic is related to human rights and health, but it is not a traditional economic or environmental issue. The text does not mention specific policies or programs related to economic development, natural resources, or industry, which further supports the idea that the category is not economic-related.