text: Serious problems may arise when tbe question of good-neighbourliness is being considered by an existing body which has been given a detailed mandate that tttas probably adopted with difficulty and whictr has on its agenda a considerable number of proposals whose sponsors riqhtly demand that tbey be properly analysed and dealt with. :A/40/450 English Page ll Tbe whole question of good-neighbourliness has, in addition to its broadaspects, some specific features that call for pareicular and separate analysis and therefore require consideration by a special body. 6. In suggesting such an approach, Romania considers that, tf a working group of the Sixth Committee begins in-depth consideration of the principle of good-neighbourliness, this will not, prejudice the choice of a franework fordrafting the final docunent on the subject, and ttrat this framenork should be selected on the basis of the results of the oork done by the working group. 7, All that the working group will be required to do under resolutron 39/78 is toidentify and clarify the elements of good-neighbourliness. 8. Therefore, this working group should be asked to identify and determine,in more detailed and specific terns, the main guidelines for drafting the futuredocumentongood-neighbourliness,anditcou1destab1ish,j!@,thefol1owin9 elements: (a) lhe politicat importance of good-neighbourly relations, which is what gives this vast subject lts true dimension and weight; (b) The broad legal basis of good-neighbourliness, in other oords, the factthat it is based on strict observance of the fundamental principles of international law; (c) The principles and norms specific to good-neighbourliness, at least thosethat are being developed in the practice of States, especially with respect to newactivities falling within border areas or stemning from geographical proximity; (d) The areas of co-operat,ion that generally stem from geographical proximity and good neighbourliness, especially those falling within border areasi (e) The ways and neans employed by neighbourlng States to protect, naintain and develop good-neighbourly relations;
analysis: The text discusses the concept of good-neighbourliness, its importance, and the need for a special body to consider its specific features. It highlights the need for a detailed analysis of the principle and its elements, including political, legal, and practical aspects. This suggests that the category is not related to specific sectors like economy, industry, or transport, but rather focuses on international relations and cooperation.