text: tion in document S/l0927 is now sponsored by the delegations of Australia, Guinea, India, Indbnesia, Kenya, Panama, Peru, the Sudan and Yugoslavia. The draft resolution in document S/30928 is now sponsored by the delegations of Guinea, Indonesia, Kenya, Panama, the Sudan and Yugoslavia. 3. Mr. PEREZ DE CUELLAR (Peru) (interpretation jkom Spanish): Mr. President, I wish to express to you my best wishes and the promise of cordial co-operation in your duties as President of the Council, in which post you are giving us additional evidence of your diplomatic skill and experience and of your particular serenity and sound judgement. 4. My delegation wishes to express its appreciation to the representative of Guinea, Mrs. Jeanne Martin Cisse, for the clear and measured manner in which she introduced /1712th meeting] the second special report of the Commit- tee established in pursuance of resolution 253 (I 968). 5. The delegation of Peru in the Committee expressed its support of the proposals originally submitted by the delegations of Guinea, Kenya and the Sudan, because it considered that those proposals were in accord with the terms of reference set out in resolution 320 (1972), particularly in so far as they referred to certain specific situations which constitute the most frequent violation of sanctions, such as, among others, trade and export with Southern Rhodesia through South Africa and the Terri- tories under Portuguese administration, and because they gave the sanctions more effectiveness through clauses applicable to sales contracts with Rhodesia, as well as to insurance companies which cover goods coming from Rhodesia, But my delegation has had to be satisfied with the less satisfactory proposals which were the subject of the consensus and appear in section III of the report-proposals which, in our opinion, would be the very minimum which 
analysis: This text appears to be a diplomatic document discussing sanctions and trade restrictions related to Southern Rhodesia, which suggests that the topic is related to international trade and politics. The text also mentions specific situations and violations of sanctions, which further supports the idea that it is related to international trade.