text: objective discharge of these functions which will ultimately increase the usefulness, indeed the indispensability, of the Qmmittee to the Council. 96. The present and future activities of the Committee, which are also the most valuable assistance of Governments w&h carry ultimate responsibility in pursuing and stop- ping sanctions violations, deserve wide support, support wl&h my delegation is prepared to give to the fullest extent. 97. In seeking the co-operation of Governments it seems doubtful, however, if, for instance, a useful purpose can be served by the early publicizing of details of a case of suspected sanctions violations before either the guilt or compEcity of a company has been established or “” Government concerned has had the possibility of rePlYlng to the case. 98. In recommending adoption by the Council of the proposals contained in section III of the report, mY delegation does not believe that will relieve us of all further cOncern about the effectiveness of sanctions. Indeed, 1 find 9 myself in agreement with the representative of Somalia who said that because of the slow and piecemeal imposition of sanctions Southern Rhodesia has always been given enough time to prepare for their evasion [I713th meeting/. It is therefore of the utmost importance that the Committee can act swiftly and competently for the effective implementa- tion of its proposals. Moreover, the Council might wish to recommend to the Committee that it continue its search for further agreement on measures such as those contained in section IV of the report. My delegation hopes it will be possible to achieve compromise on a number of proposals, and we for our part are ready to co-operate in that effort. 99. In order to accomplish those tasks a substantial increase in the already overburdened staff of the Secretariat assisting the Committee will be needed. I may recall in this 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the activities and proposals of a committee related to sanctions and international cooperation. The language used is formal and diplomatic, indicating that it may be a report or statement from a government representative or international organization. The text mentions the need for swift and competent action, which suggests that it may be related to international relations or global governance.