text: necessary regulations, rules and instructions for this purpose, in which the people of Western Sahara will choose between independence or integration with Morocco; (g) The United Nations will monitor other aspects of the administration of the Territory, especially the maintenance of law and order, to ensure that the necessary conditions exist for the holding of a free and fair referendum; (h) Following on the proclamation of an amnesty, political prisoners will be released and all laws or regulations which, in the view of the Special Representative, could impede the holding of a free and fair referendum will be suspended to the extent the Special Representative deems this to be necessary; y (i) All refugees and other Western Saharans resident outside the Territory and wishing to return will be enabled to do so by the United Nations, after the latter has established their right to vote; (j) The referendum should be held 24 weeks after the cease-fire comes into effect and its results should be proclaimed within 72 hours. The Special Representative will have the authority to determine whether circumstances require any alteration in these deadlines; 5121360 English Page 15 (k) Algeria and Mauritania will, as they have already indicated to the Secretary-General, co-operate with the Special Representative in ensuring that the transitional arrangements and the results of the referendum are respected. The detailed modalities for carrying out the above elements in the implementation plan are described in tbe following paragraphs. III. THE SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE AND THE UNITED NATIONS MISSION FOR THE REFERENDUM IN WESTERN SAHARA 48. The Special Representative, appointed by the Secretary-General pursuant to Security Council resolution 621 (1988), will be his representative in Western Sahara for the implementation of the mandate to be conferred on the Secretary-General by the Security Council. The Special Representative, acting 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the implementation of a political agreement related to the conflict in Western Sahara, focusing on the steps to be taken to hold a free and fair referendum, including the release of political prisoners, suspension of laws, and the return of refugees. The text does not mention economic, environmental, or scientific issues, and its focus is on the political and administrative aspects of the conflict resolution.