text: Referendum Commission will prepare any rules or instructions of the nature outlined in paragraph 58 above that are necessary to give effect to their recommendations and which, after approval by the Special Representative, will be issued and put into effect by all concerned. IX. OTHER RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE DURING THE TRANSITIONAL PERIOD 67. In addition to his direct responsibility for the organization and conduct of the referendum itself, the Special Representative will also be required to satisfy himself that the necessary conditions are otherwise met in order to guarantee the organization of a free and fair referendum. He will accordingly monitor closely the manner in which the authorities involved carry out their day-to-day responsibility for other aspects of the administration ,of the Territory during the transitional period. If he concludes that any steps or measures would conflict with the agreed objective of holding a free and fair referendum to enable the people of Western Sahara to determine their future without military or administrative constraints, he will bring the matter to the attention of those concerned with a view to an amicable settlement. Should any differences persist the Special Representative will report the matter to the Secretary-General for such action as the Secretary-General may think fit. 68. The Special Representative will pay special attention to the arrangements made for the maintenance of law and order during the transitional period. In this respect, it is envisaged in particular that the Special Representative will have exclusive authority in all United Nations premises connected with the referendum and in their immediate vicinity, such as voter registration offices and polling stations. This authority would include the maintenance of law and order in such premises, the Special Representative being provided with United Nations civil police for this purpose. Such civil police, in cases of emergency, could call upon 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the role of the Special Representative in overseeing the referendum process in Western Sahara, focusing on the organization, conduct, and maintenance of law and order during the transitional period. It does not mention any specific economic, natural, or environmental aspects, nor does it touch on issues related to agriculture, industry, transport, communication, international trade, health, education, employment, humanitarian aid, culture, or science and technology.