text: For the performance of its functions, the Commission shall have an International Corps of Inspectors, provided by the member States of the Commission and co-ordinated by a Director of Operations. The functions of the International Corps of Inspectors shall be established in the rules of procedure of the Commission. ti’or the purpose of collaboratinq in the performance of the functions of the Commission, the latter shall have an Advisory Body conslstinq of one representative of each Central American State. / . . . A/40/737 s/17549 EnqliRh Page 55 The Conunirseion may invite a repreeentative of the Secretary-General of the United Nation8 and a representative of the Secretary General of the Orqanixation of American States to participate in its meetings a8 obeervere. The Commieeion may eetabliRh auxiliary bodies and seek the aeeietance and collaboration of any Mixed Commissions that may exist. (c) F’unctione of the Commission The function of the Commission shall be to ensure compliance with the commitments aeeumed concerning ta eecurity matters. To that end it ehsllr Verify that the commitment6 concerning military manoeuvres provided for in thie Act are complied with. Aecertain that no more military materiel ie acouired and that military forcee are not increased, in accordance with the provieione of paragraph 19 (a) of chapter III of thie Act. Aecertsin that the Parties comply fully with the maximum limit6 eetabliehed previouely for the various categoriee of armamente, military inetsllatione and troops under arms and with the. reduction timetables agreed upon. Aecertain that the munitione, spare parts and replacement eauipment acauired are compatible with the inventoriee and regietere eetabllehed previously , and with the limits agreed upon. Verify that no new weapons are introduced which aualitatively or euantitatively alter current inventoriee, and that weapons prohibited in this Act are neither introduced nor used. Eetablieh a register of all commercial tranafere of weapon8 
analysis: The text appears to focus on the functions and responsibilities of a commission, specifically related to security and disarmament. The language used is technical and formal, suggesting a focus on international relations and diplomacy. The mention of "military manoeuvres", "armaments", and "troops under arms" further supports this hypothesis.