text: Convention on the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons. The fact that the Commission has been created by a decision of the executive branch rather than through recourse to lower-level administrative procedures is clear proof of the interest and expectations there are in the highest organs of my Government with regard to the successful conclusion of these multilateral negotiations and the immediate entry into force, with the widest possible membership, of the resulting instrument. CD/PV.570 21 (Mr, Garcia Moritan. Argentina) The Commission's functions include the analysis of the various issues involved in implementing the convention. Among its purposes is, therefore, the making of a nation-wide inventory of the points relevant to the draft convention in order to evaluate them and to formulate the necessary recommendations. Finally, I would like to stress that the Commission will be the necessary bridge towards the establishment of the National Authority to be set up in conformity with article VII of the draft convention. This will ensure the dissemination of knowledge of the provisions of the draft among the sectors concerned and facilitate the elaboration of the legal and administrative procedures necessary for the effective implementation of the convention as soon as it comes into force. The PRESIDENT (translated from French): I thank the representative of Argentina, His Excellency Ambassador Garcia Moritan, for his statement and for his kind words to the Chair. I particularly thank him for his words concerning the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Romania. I am sure that delegations will have understood the subtle nuances of his brief but meaningful statement. I now give the floor to the representative of the Czech and Slovak Federal Republic, Ambassador Kralik. Mr. KRALIK (Czech and Slovak Federal Republic) (translated from French): Mr. President, permit me to wish you good luck and good health in the 
analysis: The text appears to be a discussion about a multilateral treaty, specifically the Convention on the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons. The language used is formal and diplomatic, indicating that it is likely a meeting of international officials negotiating or discussing the treaty. The text mentions the creation of a commission to analyze and implement the treaty, as well as the establishment of a National Authority. These details suggest that the category is likely related to international relations, diplomacy, or governance.