text: l-3, The parties to the conflict undertake to refrain from any act which might lead to hostilities during the period between'the date when the Secretary-General of the United Natio,ne receives their reply and the date when the cease-fire takes effect. 14. Immediately after the cease-fire has been declared, the parties to the conflict will halt all their military operations, including troop movements and reinforcements, and acts of violence or intimidation. 15. One week before the entry into force of the cease-fire, the parties to the Conflict will notify the Special Representative of the Secretary-General of the United Nations of the size of their forces deployed, 16. So that a referendum may be organized without military constraints, Morocco undertakes to effect an appropriate, substantial and phased reduction of its troops in Western Sahara. The Moroccan troop reduction will be followed immediately by the deployment of the United Nations Observer Group in the Territory. The remaining troops, whose numbers must not exceed . . . men, will be confined to locations designated by the Special Representative of the Secretary-General of the United Nations, and will be placed under the supervision of the United Nations Observer Group. 17. The Frente POLISARIO likewise undertakes to have all its troops confined, under the supervision of the United Nations Observer Group, to locations indicated t0 it by the Special Representative of the Secretary-General of the United Nations. The Moroccan troops and the Frente POLISARIO troops will be confined simultaneously. The confinement of the troops, together with their weapons and equipment, will be completed . . . days after the date of entry into force of the cease-fire. 18. The parties to the conflict undertake scrupulously to observe a complete Cessation of all acts of hostility so that the referendum process will be free of 
analysis: This text appears to be a ceasefire agreement between two parties in a conflict, outlining the terms and conditions for a peaceful resolution. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that the agreement is focused on ending hostilities and establishing a framework for further negotiations. The text does not mention economic, environmental, or social issues, but rather focuses on military operations and troop deployments.