text: all three required. In other words, there are three parts to resolution 502 (1982), and it would not be proper to refer exclusively to paragraph 2 of that resolution, which demands an immediate withdrawal of all Argentine forces from the Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas). That is why the preambular paragraph of the draft resolution sponsored by Panama and Spain refers to the need for full implementation of both resolutions 502 (1982) and 505 (1982). That is the preamble of the draft, with a reaffirmation of the two Council resolutions referred to, 117. Paragraph 1 of the draft resolution reads as follows: “1. Rcqrr~~sls the parties to the dispute to cease fire immediately in the Islands (Islas Malvinas);“, region of the Falkland In other words, a cease-fire is requested but not, as yet, the cessation of hostilities, because that has already been called for in resolution 502 (1982), and the concept of “hostilities” is different from that of a “cease-fire”. 118. Paragraph 2 reads as follows: “Authorizrs the Secretary-General to use such means as he may deem necessary to verify the cease-fire:“. In other words, the Secretary-General is called upon to verify the cease-fire in whatever way he considers necessary, practicable or possible. 119. Finally, paragraph 3 reads as follows: “Reymsts the Secretary-General to report to the Security Council on compliance with the present resolution within 72 hours.” It is precisely that period of 72 hours which enabled me to say in my statement: “Members will observe that this draft resolution does not bring the Council’s action to an end, since we ask the Secretary-General to report to IIS with regard to compliance with it within 72 hours of its adoption” [pa~cr. 16 &HYJ]. 120. TO what end? For what purpose? Simply for the Council then to instruct the Secretary-General as to 
analysis: The text discusses a draft resolution by the United Nations Security Council, which seems to be related to a conflict or dispute between countries. The resolution focuses on calling for a cease-fire, verifying the cease-fire, and reporting on compliance. This suggests that the category is related to international relations, diplomacy, or conflict resolution.