text: 253 ( 1968) of 29 May 1968, the President of the Security Council announced, in notes circulated as Security Council documents, the following measures which had been approved by the Council: On I O April 1970, the President issued a note11 stating that, after consultations with the members of the Council, it hacl been agreed that until a further decision was rcnchcd the Committee estab­ li11hed in pursu:incc of Security Council resolution 2~3 ( 1968) ~ould be composed of: France, Nepal, Nicaragua, S1erru Leone, Union of Soviet Socialist 1" Rc,olution~ or dec:iaion, on thi9 que~tion were al!IO 11dopted by the Cuuncil in l96J, 196,, 1966, 1968 and 1969. 1 Sec O(fidul Rtrord., nf tht Strnrlry Counr/1, Twtnty-fi/th Yr"r, Suppltmrnt for April, May and Ju,it /970, document S/9748. 4 Republics, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and United States of America. 12 On 30 September 1970, the President issued a note13 stating that, after consultations, it had been agreed that as of 1 October 1970 the Committee established in pursuance of Security Council resolu­ tion 253 ( 1968) would be composed of all the mem­ bers of the C',)\lncil, and that ttie Chairmanship of 12 The composition of the Committee. as originally estab­ lished, is 11ivcn in documents S/8697 of 31 July 1968 and SIR697/Add.l of 27 January 1969: see Of!icia/ Records of the Strnrlty Council, Twtnty-thi,d Ytar, Supplement for July, A Uf<'USt and Stpttmbrr 1968. and ibid., Twenty-fourth Year, S11pfltment for January, February and March 1969. I Sec O{firlal Rtrnrds of the Stcurlty Council, Twtnty. fifrh Y tar, Supplt'mtnt for July, August and Septt'mber 1970, document S/995 I. 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the composition and changes to the composition of a committee established by the United Nations Security Council, which suggests that it may relate to international relations or diplomacy. The language used is formal and official, indicating that it may be a document or report from the UN.