text: -95-wouldbldllltld, andanlwpreambular paragraph wouldblinllrtld blforlthelalt prlambular p.ragr.ph, rlading, "Tlking in~oconddarlHon thlprincipl' ofequitabll g.ographical diltribution andtheintlrl.tl ofallr.gional ~rouplfortheallocation of 1••tl"l (b)OperativI paragraph 1(liepara.121above'wouldbereplac.d bythe following t.xt, "1.~W ..natthem.mb.nhip oftheCommhlion Ihouldb.incr....dto forty-two andthatthlII.tlIhouldb••lloe.tld according tothlfollowing pattern, "(a)Tenmemben fromAfricanStatell "(b)Eiqhtmlmben fromAlianState., "(c)FivImembln fromEaltern European Statu, "(d)Eightn,lmbln fromL.tinAmlrican andCaribbltan St.t.., "(e)Ninemembln fromWeltern I!:uroplan andolherState., "(f)Two'laUforthlAfrican. Alian,andLatinAmlrican andCaribbean Groupl, tobefilledonarotation badl". 124.Atthlsamlmllting, thereprelentativl ofColombia made&Itatlmlnt inwhich himov.d,underrull67ofthlrulllofprocldurl ofthlCouncil, thatactionbe taklnfirltondraftrl.olution 1!:/1989IC.2/L.5/Rlv.l. 125.Therepl'esentat!ve ofGreece. onbehalfoftheWestern European andother Rtatll, madlaIt~tlmlnt irwhichIhemoved.underrull49,thatthemeeting be lIulpendld. 126.rollowing aItatement bytheChairman, theCommittee votedonthemotionto IUlpe~d themeetinq. whichwal rej~cted byarecorded voteof33to19,withno abltentionw. Thev~tinqwalalfollow., Infavour, Against.BUlgaria, Canada, C.echol1ovakia, Dlnmark, FrancI, Germany, red6ral Republic of,Grelee, Ireland, Italy,Japan,Netherlandl, NewZealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal. Ukrainian SovietSocialilt RepUblic. UnionofSoviltSociali.t Rlpublicl, UnitedKingdom ~f GreatBritain andNorthern IrelAnd, UnitedStatlsofAnllrica. Bahamal. Bolivia. Bralil, Camlroon, Colom~ia, Cuba,Ghana, Guinea, India,Indonllia, Iran(Illamic Rlpublic of),Iraq, Jordan, Kenya,Lelotho, Liberia. LibyanArabJamahiriya, Nicaraqua. Niger,Oman,Rwanda, SaudiArabia, Somalia, SriLanka, Sudan,Thailand. Trinidad andTobaqo, Tunilia. Uruquay, Vlnl.uela, Yugollavia, Zairl,Zambia. Ab.elining, None. -96---~.n=-· """"""_"'''' •.,",.illlf''''''''~i!'.ibl'I'~"~,""",,,,,,,,,,,,_,,,,,,,,,, ,""jW!IIN,iAA!t....:iilrft...f_~I...Hfi...__...__ 127.Following astatement bytheChairman, theCommittee votedonthemotionto takeactionfirstondraftresolution E/1989/C.2/L.5/Rev.1. Themotion wascarried byarecorded voteof34to15,with3abstentions. Thevoting wasasfollows: Infavo~: Bahamas, Bolivia, Brazil, Bulgaria, Cameroon, Colombia, Cuba,Ghana,Guinea, India,Indonesia, Iran(Islamic Republic of),Iraq,Jordan, Kenya,Lesotho, Liberia, Libyan ArabJamahiriya, Nicaragua, Niger, Omen,Rwanda, Saud~ Arabia, Somalia, SriLanka, Sudan,Thailand, Trinidad and Tobago, Tunisia, Uruguay, Venezuela, Yugoslavia, Zaire, Zambia. Against: Canada, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, France, Germany, Federal Republic of,Greece, Ireland, Italy,Japan,Netherlands, NewZealand, Norway, Portugal, United Kingdom ofGreat Britain andNorthern Ireland, UnitedStatesofAmerica. Abstaining: Poland, Ukrainian SovietSocialist Republic, UnionofSoviet Socialist Republics. 128.Atthesamemeeting, therepresentative ofIndiamadeastatement in whichsherequested avoteontheamendments contained indocument E/1989/C.2/L.21 (seepara.123above). 129.TheCommittee thenproceeded tovoteontheamendments asfollOWS: (a)Thefirstamendment (seepara.123(a)above) wasrejected byarecorded voteof33to19,withnoabstentions. Thevoting wasasfollows: InfavQur: Against:Bulgaria, Canada, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, France, Germany, Federal Republic of,Greece, Ireland, Italy,Japan,Netherlands, NewZealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Ukrainian SovietSocialist Republic, UniQnofSovie~Socialist Republics, United Kingdom of GreatBritain andNorthern Ireland, UnitedStatesofAmerica. Bahamas, Bolivia, Brazil, CamerQon, ColQmbia, Cuba,Ghana, Guinea, India,Indonesia, Iran(Islamic Republic Qf),Iraq, Jordan, Kenya,Lesotho, Liberia, Libyan ArabJamahiriya, Nicaragua, Niger, Oman,Rwanda, SaudiArabia, Somalia, SriLanka, Sudan,Thailand, Trinidad andTobago, Tunisia, Uruguay,
analysis: The text appears to be discussing a meeting of the United Nations Commission, where representatives from various countries are debating and voting on resolutions related to the allocation of seats on the Commission. The text mentions geographic distribution, regional groups, and voting patterns, which suggests that the topic is related to international relations and governance.