text: reflecting equitable geographical distribution. It must also be ensured interpretation services. 21. Mr. FREUDENSCHUSS (Austria) said that his delegation would be pleased to chair such a working group but proposed that the organizational details should be deferred until the prospective Austrian chairman arrived in New York. 22. The CHAIRMAN said that, if he heard no objection, he would take it that the Committee decided to establish an open-ended working group chaired by Austria to prepare the draft resolution on item 76. 23. It was so decided. 24. The CHAIRMAN recalled that the General Assembly had decided, in connection with agenda item 35, that organizations and individuals having a special interest in the question of apartheid should be permitted to be heard by the Special Political Committee. He suggested the following procedure tor such hearings: Organizations and individuals wishing to be heard should submit their requests in writing to the Chairman no later than 18 October; communications containing requests tor hearings should be circulated as Committee documents and considered by the Committee at a subsequent meeting prior to the hearings; and organizations and individuals approved by the Committee should be informed by the secretariat of the date of the meeting. If he heard no objection, he would take it that the COmmittee agreed to that procedure. 25. It was so decided. 26. The CHAIRMAN proposed that the Committee should establish an open-ended working group, to be chaired by one of the Committee's Vice-Chairmen, to prepare the draft resolution on item 78. If he heard no objection, he would take it that the Committee agreed to that suggestion. 27. It was so decided. / ... A/SPC/40/SR.2 English Page 5 28. Mr. AL-MOSFIR (United Arab Emirates) said that, in the past, the Arabic versions of the COmmittee's summary records had not been received promptly, and 
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