text: 6. At its 2nd neeting, on I october, the conrnittee Qeclded to establish an open-ended rrorking group on questions relating to infornation, under the chairnanship of Mr. Krram Kouassl, vice-Chairnan of the Connittee. 7. At its 29th neetlng, on 12 Novenber ' the conmittee herrd incroductory statements by the under-secretary-General for Public fnfornatlon of the secretariat, the chairnan of the comnittee on Information, and the Director of the Division of Free Fton of Informacion and Comlunication Policies of UNESCO. II. CONSIDERATION OF DIAFT RESOIJUTIONS 8. At the 45th neeting, on 4 December, the repreaentatlve of 4g9'9.lq!1e., on behalf of the States Menbers of the United Nations that are rnenbers Of the Group of 77, introduced two draft resolutions, A and B, contalned ln document A/ SPC/ 40 /r.. 29lRev. l. 9. At the 46th neeting, on 5 Decenber, the represenlatlve of Igjl9g]ggl1, on behatf of the sponsors ' rnade a further statem€nt introduclng the draft resolutions. The representative of Algeria also spok€. 10. Before the Cor nittee proceeded to take a decision on draft resolution€ A and B, Etatements in explanat ion of vote were made by the rePresentatlves of Norray, on behalf of the Nordic countries. Uruquay and Luxembourg, on behalf of the seates menbers of the European Economlc Community, as well as sPaln and Portuqal. 11. At the sane meeting, the Conmittee adopted draft resolution A ln docunent A/9PC/ 40/L.29lRev. I by a recorded voce of 96 to 18. with 5 abstencions (see para. 14' draft resolution A). The voting was as followsr 2/ U official Records of the ceneral Assembly, Fortieth seasion, suPplenent No. 2t- (A,/40l2r). ?/ See footnote 2 on p. 3. /...A/40/LO24 English Page 3 fn favour: Afghanistan, Atgeria, Angola, Argentina, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Barbados, Benj.n, Bhutan, Bolivia, BotalranaBraziI, Brunei Darussal-am, Burkina Faso, Burma, Surunai,
analysis: The text appears to be discussing a committee's meeting and the adoption of resolutions related to information, public information, and communication policies. The language used is formal and official, suggesting that it may be a report or minutes from a meeting of a United Nations committee. The content does not seem to be directly related to any specific economic, environmental, or social issue, but rather focuses on the dissemination of information and communication policies.