text: r.so1ution 1989127. Th.votingwala.fo110w.r AIThed.legation. ofCam.roon, Guin.aandJordan,ub••qu.ntly indicated that,hadth.ybeenpre••ntduringthevotinq, th.ywouldhavevot.dinfavourof th,draftr••olution. -47-IpfaVourIBahama., Beli,e, Bolivia, Bra,il, Bulgaria, Cameroon, China, Colombia, Cuba,C,echo,lovakia, Denmark, Ghana,Greece, Guinea, India,Indone.ia, Iran(Islamic Republic of),Irsq,Italy, Jordan, Kenya,Le,otho, Liberia, LibyanArabJamahiriya, NewZealand, Nicaragua, Niger,Norway, Oman,Poland, Rwanda, SaudiArabia, Somalia, Srit,anka,Sudan,Thailand, Trinidad and Tobago, Tunisia, Ukrainian SovietSocialist RepUblic, Unionof SovietSociali.t Republic., Uruguay, Vene.uela, Yugoslavia, Zaire,Zambia. Aglip'tl UnitedKingdom ofGreatBritain andNorthern Ireland, United State.ofAmerica. Ab.taipipgl Canada, France, Germany, Federal Republic of,Ireland, Japan, Netherlands, Portugal. 88.Therepre.entativv ofTunilia madeaItatement beforethedraftre.olution wa. adopted, ,tatement. werealsomadebytherepre,entative, of.theUnitedKingdom of GreatBritain andNorthern Ireland andtheUnitedStatesofAmericaafterthedraft re.olution wa.adopted (seeE/1989/SR.15). Roleoftran,pational bapk'ind.y.loping couptri'l 89.Atit,8thmeeting, on19May,theCommittee adopteddraftre.o1ution VIII, entitled "Roleoftranlnational banksindeveloping countries", byarOll-call vote of43to1,with1ab.tention. Thevotingwasalfo110wsI 1/ IpfaVourIBahama., Bolivia, Brazil, Bulga~ia, China,Colombia, Cuba, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, France, Germany, Federal Republic of, Ghana,Greece, Guinea, India,Iran(Islamic RepUblic of), Ireland, Italy,Japan,Jordan, Kenya,LibyanArab J&~ahiriya, Nethe-:and', NewZealand, Nicaragua, Niger,Norway, Oman,Poland, Portugal, Rwanda, SaudiArabia, Somalia, SriLanka.Sudan, Trinidad andTobago, Ukrainian SovietSocialilt Republic, Union ofSovietSocialist Republics. UnitedKingdom ofGreatBritain andNorthern Ireland, Uruguay. Venezuela. Yugoslavia, Zaire. Aglinltl UnitedStatesofAmerica. Ab.taipipgl Canada. 90.TheCouncil, atit,15thplenary meeting. on24May1989, .dopt~d thedraft r"ojution recommended bytheCommittee (E/19S9/S7, para.19,draft resolution VIII)byarecorded voteof52to1.with1abstention. SeeCouncil resolution 1989/28. Thevotingwasa.foljowsl 1/Thedelegstion ofCameroon subsequently indicated that,haditbeen pre.ent duringthevoting,itwouldhavevotedinfavourofthedraftreso1utJ.on. -48-Infayourl Bahamal, 8.11Ie, Bolivia, Bralil, Bulgaria, Cameroon, China, Colombia, Cuba,CI.choslovakia, D.nmark, Franc., G.rmany, Fed.ral R.public of,Ohana,Gr••c.,Ouin.a, India,Indon.sia, Iran (Illamic R.public of),Iraq,Ireland, Italy,Japan,Jordan, Kenya,Lelotho, Liberia, LibyanArabJamahiriya, Netherlands, NewZealand, Nicaragua, Niqer,Norway, Oman,PulaDd, portugal, Rwanda, SaudiArabia, Somalia, SriLanka,Sudan,Thailand, Trinidad andTobago, Tunilia, Ukrainian SovietSocialist Republic, UnionofSovietSocialilt Republicl, UnitedKingdom ot GreatBritain a~dNorthern Ireland, Uruguay, Vene.uela, Yugollavia, Zaire,Zambia. Againstl UnitedStatelofAmerica. Ab.tainin~1 Canada. 91.Thereprelentative ofTunisia madeastatement beforethedraftresolution wal adopted Itherepresentative oftheUnitedStatesofAmerica madeaItatement after thedraftresolution wasad~ptdd (Ieo£/1989/SR.15). Proyisignal aqendaanddOCIWtlltatioD forth••ilt••nth••••ionofth.Commi••ionon Tranlnatipnal Corporationl 92.Atits8thmeeting, on19May,theChairman oftheCommittee propoled thatthe draftdecision entitled "Provisional agendaanddocumentation forthelixteenth .ession oftheCommislion onT~aDsnational Corporations" beamended byaddingan item(Question ofexpertadvisers) totheprovilional aqendaforthesixteenth session oftheCommissioll onTransnational Corporations. 93.Atthesam.meeting, theCommittee adopted thedraftdeci,ion, asorally amended. 94.TheCouncil, atits15thplenary meeting, on24May,adopted thedraft decision recommended bytheCommittee (see£/1989/87, para.20).Forthefinal text,seeCouncil decision 1989/124. Otherpropolals ReportoftheCommission onTron.notionol Corpgrationa gnitafift"nth s'AIiAn
analysis: The text appears to be a report from the United Nations, discussing the adoption of resolutions and decisions related to international cooperation and development. The topics covered include the role of transnational banks in developing countries, the agenda and documentation for the Commission on Transnational Corporations, and the provision of expert advisers. The text does not specifically mention natural resources, environment, agriculture, forestry, fishing, or health.