text: gold or currency from one country to another or within any country and convert any currency held by them into any other currency, (c) International organisations shall, in exercising their rights under (a) and (b) of this article, pay due regard to any representations made by the Government of any member State party to these draft articles (Convention) in so far as it is considered that effect can be given to such representations without detriment to their own interests.” - 239 -pointed out that the privilege of holding anti freely traneferring fund6 and currency should be subject, on the one hand, to the functionel of organisation in question, and on the other, to the provisions of the headquarters agreement. One member enpressed surprise that the article should fail to include questions relating to customs duties and taxw3. 460. Referring to the chapeau of the article, one member pointed out that it did not properly clarify which controls, inepectfons, etc. were involved - whether oP the host State or of membor States. With particular reference to subparagraph (b), one member noted that it did not specify whether an international organieation could transfer fund6 in local currency when it was established in a host State whose currency was not convertible. In connect ion with subparagraph (c),one member wondered about the meaning of the expression “shall , , . pay due regard to any repreeentations” and about the kind of obligation6 involvec¶, Other member6 thought that the subparagraph should refer not only to representations by member States of the organisation, but also those by a host State that wa6 not a member of the organisation, a6 well a6 thoee by any non-member State whach entered into relation6 with the organieation a6 a re6ult of a transfer of funds or currency,
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the rights and obligations of international organizations regarding the transfer of funds and currency across borders. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that it may be part of an international treaty or agreement. The text mentions the need for international organizations to pay regard to representations made by governments, which implies a level of international cooperation and coordination.