text: minimum set of technological parameters required for the successful conduct of an inspection should also be determined with the assistance of the facility personnel. Fourthly, there is a need for proposals on a standard form of presentation of data on a plant in a report. Although it is clear that there are different plants and different production processes for the same or similar chemicals, we consider that for the successful conduct of an inspection it is necessary to propose a standard form of presentation both in submitting applications regarding chemicals and installations in a facility and in the report submitted to the inspection team. The PRESIDENT: I thank the representative of Yugoslavia, Ambassador Kosin, for his important statement and for the kind words he addressed to the Chair. I now give the floor to the representative of Egypt, Ambassador Elaraby. Mr. ELARABY (Egypt): Mr. President, it is a source of great pleasure for my delegation to see you presiding over the Conference on Disarmament and to take the floor, once more, during the presidency of Pakistan. Your wide experience and your diplomatic skills are well known to all of us, and I am confident that these skills will help steer our deliberations in the spring session to a successful conclusion. The subject of my intervention today is agenda item 5 "Prevention of an arms race in outer space". Since 1982 the Conference on Disarmament has had this important subject before it. In 1985, an agreement was reached on a mandate which made the establishment of a subsidiary body to deal with this subject possible. That mandate, however, fell short of our expectations. Nevertheless, we accepted such a non-negotiating mandate in the hope that, by allowing the Ad hoe Committee to work, we could generate a growing momentum CD/PV.55O 14 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the requirements and procedures for conducting inspections, specifically in the context of the Conference on Disarmament. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that it may be related to international relations or arms control. The mention of "chemicals" and "installations" also hints at a focus on industrial or scientific activities.