text: Committee does not always take the right follow-up action or indeed take it fast enough. 1 think it is highly probable that one of the reasons for the Committee’s lack of SUCCESS is simply that it has not asked the right questions of Governments, The recommendation for the appointment of an individual with personal experience of trade, and particularly of trade conducted through third parties, would provide the necessary expertise. My delegation hopes that if this recommendation is adopted, the Secretary- General will be able to find an individual with the necessary qU alifications. 30. In short, my delegation fully supports the proposals in section III of the report. Since, after exhaustive discussion extending over several months, the Committee was able to agree on these proposals, it has come as some surprise to my delegation that the draft resolution in document S/10927 goes beyond them and incorporates proposals on which there has not been agreement. This almost makes the work of the Committee seem wasted since the position of my delegation and of others was made fully clear during the Committee’s discussions. One would have hoped that there would be a draft resolution, confined to the agreed proposals, which this Council could adopt unanimously. To the extent that the draft resolution incorporates the agreed proposals my delegation warmly supports it; to the extent, however, that it goes beyond these agreed proposals and beyond We position taken by my delegation in other parts of the report we are unable to support it. Since the United Kingdom would not think it right to vote for a draft resolution which incorporated proposals which we regard as inappropriate and are not prepared to put into effect, my delegation will have with regret to abstain on that draft resolution. 31. Mr. TOURE (Guinea) (interpretation from French): 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the work of a committee and its recommendations related to international trade, specifically the appointment of an individual with expertise in trade conducted through third parties. The text also mentions a draft resolution and the position of the speaker's delegation on certain proposals. The language used suggests a formal, diplomatic setting, and the tone is professional and measured.