text: 9. Decides to resume consideration of the question of Namibia as soon as the recommendations of the Sub-Committee have been made available. • • • Adopttd at tht 15J9th mttt• Ing by 13 vott, to ,w,a1, with 1 abitentfon, (France, Unfttd Kln1dom of Great Britain and North,rn lr,­ lond ). In connexion with the implementation of the above resolution, the President of the Sec1,1rity Council announced, In notes circulated as Security Council documents, the following measures which had been approved by the Council: On 30 January 1970, the President Issued a note• ___ stating that, after consultations among all the mem- a See Official Ricord, of tht S,curlty Councll, Tw,nty-fifth Y,ar, Suppl,m,nt for lanU'1ry, F1brut1'1 ,md March 1970 documoot S/9632. · 2 bers of the Council, it was decided that the Ad Hoe Sub-Committee established in pursuance of Security Council resolution 276 ( 1970) would be composed of all the members of the Council. On 15 May I 970, the President issued a note4 stating that, after consultations with all the members of the Council, they had taken note of the interim report11 submitted by the Ad Hoe Sub-Committee established in pursuance of Security Council resolu­ tion 276 (1970) and it was agreed that the Sub­ Committee would continue its work in accordance with its terms of reference in order to be in a position to formulate its recommendations to the Council by the end of June 1970 at the latest. Dttiaion At its 1550th meeting, on 29 July 1970, the Council, following the adoption of its agenda, proceeded with the discussion of the item entitled: "The situation in Namibia: "(a) Report of the Ad lloc Sub-Committee established in pursuance of Security Council resolution 276 (1970) (S/9863) ;8 "(b) Letter dated 22 July 1970 from the Per-­ mancnt Representatives of Burundi, Finland, 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing a political issue related to the situation in Namibia, specifically the work of a Sub-Committee established by the Security Council to consider the question of Namibia. The text mentions resolutions, notes, and meetings, indicating a formal and official context.