text: decision 35/408andonthebasisoftherelated consultations, hehadappointed Fiji,theIvoryCoastandY'j.,goslavia asmembers oftheUnitedNations Visiting Mission toTokelau, 1981~andthatMr.Lobognon PierreYere(IvoryCoast)had agreedtoserveasChairman oftheMission. 5.Atitsl202ndmeeting, on21August, theSpecial Committee, inmodification ofthedecision referred toinparagraph 1above,decided totakeupthequestion ofTokc1audirectly inplenary meetings 't':ilenthereportoftheVisiting Mission becameavailable. 6.Atthel203rdmeeting, on10November, therepresentative oftheIvoryCoast, inhiscapacity astheChairman oftheVisiting Mission, introduced thereport oftheMission (A/AC.l09/680). •Previously issuedaspartofA/36/23 (PartVII).i2_'i I7•Atthesamemeeting, theChairman drewattention tothetextofadraft consensus ontheitem(A/AC.I09/L.1417). 8.Statements weremade-atthesamemeeting bytherepresenta.tive ofNew Zealand, astheadministering Power,andbytheChairman (A/AC.I09/PV .1203). 9.Atthesamemeeting, therepresentative ofIndiasubmitted anamendment (A/AC.I09/L.llal8) tothedraftconsensus, bywhichthethirdsentence whichread' liTheGeneral Assembly reaffirms thatitistheresponsibility ofthe administering PowertoensurethatthepeopleofTokelau arekeptfully informed oftheirinalienable righttoself-determination inconformity with theDeclaration ontheGranting ofIndependence toColonial Countries and Peoples, contained inAssembly resolution 1514(XV)of14December 1960." wouldbereplaced bythefollowing: liTheGeneral Assembly reaffirms theinalienable rightofthepeopleof Tokelau toself-determination inconformity withtheDeclaration onthe Granting otIndependence toColonial Countries andPeoples contained in General Assembly resolution 1514(XV)of14December 1960,andreaffirms turtherthatitistheresponsibility oftheadministering Powertokeepthe peopleofTokelaufullyinformed ofthisfact. If 10.Atthe1204th meeting, on11November, theSpecial Committee adopted without objection, theamendment proposed byIndia(A/AC.I09!L.1418). TheCommittee then adopted thedraftdecision (A/AC.l09/L.1417),asamended~ asawhole(see para.12below). li.Atthesamemeeting, statements weremadebytherepresentative ofCUba,as wellasbytheChairman (AIAC.109/PV.1204)• B.Recommendation oftheSpecial Committee 12.TheSpeCial Committee decides torecommend totheGeneral Assembly forits consideration thefollowing draftconsensus onthequestion ofTokelau: TheGeneral Assembly, havingexamirled therelevant chapters ofthe reportoftheSpecial Committee ontheSituation ,,-Tithregardtothe Implementa:Uon ottheDeclaration OiltheGranting ofIndependence to Colonial Countries andPeoples, 11aswellasthereportot theUnitedNations Visiting Mission whichwas~ispatched totheTerritory inJune1981,21andhavingheardthestatement oftherepresentative of NewZealand withregardtoTokelau, noteswithappreciation theconstructive workaccomplished bythemembers oftheVisiting Mission, aswellas thecloseco-opera'tion extemed totheMission bytheadministering Power,the tonos(councils) andthepeople ~tTokelau. Inthisregard, theGeneral Assembly commends theconclusions andrecommendations oftheVisiting !IChap.IIIotthepresent repnrtandthepresent ch&pter. yA/AC.109/680. -166-Mis to rea in Cou 14 the rig Ter to Zea tha Tok not con sta its of' Tok Gen­ pro tak­ the" the peo 200 ott pros Gene ques Miss Toke and-
analysis: The text appears to be related to a United Nations Special Committee discussing a report on Tokelau, a territory with a unique situation regarding self-determination and administration. The report mentions a visiting mission, statements from representatives, and a draft decision. The language used is formal and diplomatic, indicating a formal meeting or discussion within the UN framework.