text: (C) Plenary meeting: M44IPV.82. A/45/100 English Page 66 At its forty-third session, u/ the General Assembly appointed four members and four alternate members of the Committee for a term of office expiring on 31 December 1991 (decision 431324). At the forty-fifth session, the General Assembly will be required to appoint a person to fill the unexpired portion of the term of office of Mr. Teodoro Maus (Mexico) who has resigned, that is, until 31 December 1991. Document: Note by the Secretary-General, A/45/109. (i) ApgeWmnofSted Nations for Namibia At its fifth special session, in 1967, the General Assembly established the United Nations Council for South West Africa to administer the Territory until independence and decided that the Council should entrust such executive and administrative tasks as it deemed necessary to a United Nations Commissioner for South West Africa (see also item 36), who would be appointed by the Assembly on the nomination of the Secretary-General (resolution 2248 (S-V)). At its twenty-second session, the General Assembly decided that the United Nations Commissioner for South West Africa should be called "United Nations Commissioner for Namibia" (resolution 2372 (EMI)). At its forty-third session, the General Assembly, on the proposal of the Secretary-General, extended the appointment of Mr. Bernt Carlsson as United Nations Commissioner for Namibia for a further one-year term beginning on 1 January 1969 (decision 431311). At its forty-fourth session, a/ the General Assembly decided to retain this item on its agenda for the forty-fourth session. 3-31 References for the forty-third session (agenda item 17 (g)): (a) Nctes by the Secretary-General: A/43,107 and A/C.5/43/45; (b) Report of the Fifth Committee: A/43/926: (c) Decision 431324; (d) Meeting of the Fifth Committee: A1C.51431SR.40: (e) Plenary meeting: A1431PV.76. 341 References for the forty-fourth session (agenda item 17 (j)): (a) Plenary meeting: A1441PV.05. 1.. . A/45/100 English Page 69 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the appointment of officials and the administration of a territory, specifically Namibia, which was previously known as South West Africa. The text does not mention specific economic, environmental, or social issues, but rather focuses on the procedural aspects of the United Nations' involvement in the region.