text: Disarm submit todis " "stockp "ofrad " States accoun "13. dealt "Arms "{ Prohibi "{ United Convent HaveIn "{I armamen "{ disarma Confere initiat "{ ofmili agreeme armedf wouldc signifi "14.Ot during5.Paragraphs 12,13and14laidouttheareasdeserving priority trpatment as follows: "12••••Allefforts should beexerted, therefore, bytheCommittee onDisarmament urgently tonegotiate withaviewtoreaching agreement, andtosubmitagreedtextswherepossible beforethesecondspecial session devotedtodisarmament on: "(a)Acomprehensive nuclear-test-ban treaty~ "(b)Atreatyontheprohibition ofthedevelopment, production andstockpiling ofallchemical weapons andtheirdestruction; "(c)Atreatyontheprohibition ofthedevelopment, production anduseofradiological weapons~ "(d)Effective international arrangements toassurenon-nuclear-weaponStatesagainst theuseorthreatofuseofnuclear weapons, takingintoaccount allproposals andsuggestions thathavebeenmadeinthisregard. "13.Thesamepriority should begiventothefollowing measures whicharedealtwithoucside theCommittee onDisarmament: "(a) ~atification oftheTreatyontheLimitation ofStrategic OffensiveArms(SALT11)andcommencement ofnegotiations foraSALTIIIagreement~ "(b)Ratification ofAdditional Protocol IoftheTreatyfortheProhibition ofNuclear Weapons inLatinAmerica (Treaty ofTlatelolco)~ "(c)Signature andratification oftheagreement negotiated bytheUnitedNations Conference onProhibitions orRestrictions ofUseofCertainConventional Weapons WhichMayBeDeemedtoBeExcessively Injurious ortoHaveIndiscriminate Effects; "(d)Achievement ofanagreement onmutualreduction ofarmedforces andarmaments andassociated measures incentral Europe~ "(e)Negotiations oneffective confidence-building measures anddisarmament measures inEurope amongtheStates parti~ipating intheConference onSecurity andCo-operation inEurope, taking in~o.accountinitiatives andproposals tothis effect~ "(f)Achievement ofamorestablesituation inEuropeatalowerlevelofmilitary potential onthebasisofapproximate equality andparity byagreement onappropriate mutualreduction andlimitation ofarmaments andarmedforcesinaccordance withparagraph 82oftheFinalDocument, whichwouldcontribute tothestrengthening ofsecurity inEurope andconstitute asignificant steptowards enhancing international peaceandsecurity. "14.Otherpriority measures thatshould bepursued asrapidly aspossibleduring theSecond Disarmament Decadeinclude: -45-"(a)Significant progress towards theachievement ofnuclear disarmament, whichwillrequire urgentnegotiation ofagreements at appropriate stages andwithadequate measures ofverification satisfactory to theStatesconcerned for: "(i)Cessation ofthequalitative improvement anddevelopment of nuclear-weapon systems; "(ii)Cessation oftheproduction ofalltypesofnuclear weapons and theirmeansofdelivery, andoftheproduction offissionable material forweapons purposes; "(iii) Acompreher.sive, phased programme withagreedtime-frames, whenever feasible, forprogressive andbalanced reduction ofstockpiles of nuclear weapons andtheirmeansofdelivery, leading totheir ultimate andcomplete elimination attheearliest possible time; "(b)Prevention oftheemergence ofnewtypesofweapons ofmass destruction andnewsystems ofsuchweapons; "(c)Further strategic armslimitation negotiations between thetwo parties, leading toagreedsignificant reductions of,andqualitative limitations on,strategic arms.Theseshouldconstitute animportant stepin thedirection ofnuclear disarmament and,ultimately, oftheestablishment of aworldfreeofsuchweapons; "(d)Further stepstodevelop aninternational consensus toprevent the proliferation ofnuclear weapons inaccordance withtheprovisions of paragraphs 65to71oftheFinalDocument; "(e)Streng';hening oftheexisting nuclear-weapon-free zoneandthe establishment ofothernuclear-weapon-free zonesinaccordance withthe relevant paragruphs oftheFinalDocument; "(f)Establishment ofzonesofpeaceinaccordance withtherelevant provisions oftheFinalDocument; "(g)Measures tosecuretheavoidance oftheuseofnuclear weapons, the
analysis: This text appears to be a document outlining the priorities for disarmament and arms control, focusing on reducing the threat of nuclear weapons and other weapons of mass destruction. It discusses international agreements, negotiations, and measures to achieve disarmament. Given its focus on security and international relations, it seems to be more related to the field of international relations and diplomacy rather than economic or social development.