text: the jurisdiction of domestic courts, could be referred to arbitral tribunale. ’ 450, Another member who supported the general thrust of article 7 suggested that it might be ba1ance.q by adding another subparagraph stating that it wae the duty of the organisation to respect the laws and regulation6 of the host State. 451, Some drafting suggestions were also made, One member suggested that the kinds of jurisdiction from which organisations were immune, civil or administrative, should be epelt out and that, in the English text of the article, the words “every form of legal proce66” should be replaced by the word “jurisdiction”. Some members alsc suggested that there should be a separate article or paragraph for the question of immunity from execution. One member suggested that the part of the article relating to waiver of immunity should be strengthened, so that it would clearly state that waiver of immunity from jurisdiction would not be consicier,d as fnclud?ng waiver of immunity from execution, for which a separatr, waiver would be necessary. 452. Lastly, Pomst members expressed reservatlurrn about the article as A whole. One member in particular said that he could conceive of international - 236 -organisations of a universal character that might, for functional reasoner not require immunity from jurisdiction. According to that member, even irr cases where it was necessary to grant some degree of immunity, it could not be said that international organisations should 81% oy greater immunity than their member States. In his opinion, the greater degree f immunity that might be necessary fou- an organisation of a special nature, such as the United Nations, did not have to be extended to other organisations, in view of the specificity of their functions, Another member said that he was in favour o'f excluding
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the immunity of international organisations from jurisdiction and the implications of granting such immunity. The language used is formal and technical, suggesting that the text may be related to international law or organisational governance. The references to specific organisations, such as the United Nations, further support this hypothesis.