text: welcoming the information that Tokelau's wish to pursue avenues that give greater political autonomy to its leadership remains keen, while it wishes to maintain its current relationship with the administering Power, welcoming the cont3nued progress towards the drafting of a legal code that is in conformity with the traditional laws and cultural values of Tokelau, Noting with satisfaction the creation within the New Zealand ministry of Externai Relations and Trade of a Tokelau Unit and expressing its hope that this will further facilitate and enhance the relations between the Territory and the administering Power, Aware of the special circumstances of the geographical location and economic conditions of the Territory and bearing in mind the necessity of diversifying and strengthening further its economy as a matter of priority in order to promote economic stability, Noting the inspection of the Tokelau Public Service and its staff at Apia undertaken by the New Zealand State Services Commission in early 1989, and expressing the hope that the completion of this inspection will contribute to the development of the Public Service of the Territory, Reaffirming the responsibility of the administering Power to promote the economic and social development of the Territory and noting the measures being taken by the Government of New Zealand in that regard, Noting with appreciation the continued contribution of the United Nations Development Programme to the development of the Territory, -61-Noting with appreciation the relief assistance extended to Tokelau by the administering Power, other member States and international organizations, in particular the United Nations Development Programme and the Office of the United Nations Disaster Relief Co-ordinator, following the natural disasters caused by cyclone Qfa in Eebruary 1990, Recalling the decision of the General Eono to include Tokelau in the multilateral fisheries Agreement between the United States of America and 
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic document discussing the relationship between Tokelau and its administering power, New Zealand. It mentions economic development, humanitarian aid, and international cooperation, suggesting that it may relate to a broader category.