text: 'Its ee,3.Further requests theExecutive Director toprovide forsufficient additional sessions oftheWorking Grouptoenableittocomlete thedevelopment of guidelines andprinciples forenvironmental impactassessment, onthebasisofthe workaccomplished todate,intimefortheirsubmission totheCouncil for consideration atitsfourteenth session; IV.Sharednatural resources andlegalaspects ofoffshore mining anddrilling 1.TakesnoteoftnereportoftheExecutive Director onsharednatural resources andlegalaspects ofoffshore mininganddrilling 38/andauthorizes the Executive Director totransmit itonbehalfoftheCouncil, together withany comments madebydelegations thereon, totheGeneral Assembly atitsfortieth session inaccordance withAssembly resolution 37/217of20December 1982; 2.Recommends totheGeneral Assembly thatitshouldtakenoteofthereport submitted toitbytheCouncil inaccordance withparagraph 1above, andreiterate thetermsofAssembly resolution 34/186of18December 1979asawhole; 3.Invites theGeneral Assembly torequest theCouncil tosubmit afurther progress reportontheimplementation ofresolution 34/186in1987; 4.CallsonGovernments tomakeuseoftheprinciples ofconduct inthe fieldoftheenvironment fortheguidance ofStatesintheconservation and harmonious utilization ofnatural resources shared bytwoormoreStates, contained inthereportoftheIntergovernmental Working GroupofExperts onNatural Resources Shared byTwoorMoreStatesestablished underCouncil decision 44(Ill) of25April1975,39/andtheconclusions ofthestudyofthelegalaspects concerning theenvironment related tooffshore mining anddrilling withinthe limitsofnational jurisdiction undertaken bytheWorking GroupofExperts on Environmental Law,40/asguidelines andrecommendations intheformulation of bilateral ormultilateral conventions, onthebasisoftheprinciple ofgoodfaith andinthespiritofgoodneighbourliness, andinsuchawayastoenhance andnot adversely affectdevelopment andtheinterests ofallcountries, inparticulaJ thoseofthedeveloping countries; V.Convention ontheConservation ofMigratory Species ofWildAnimals 1.NotesthattheExecutive Director hasconvened thefirstmeeting ofthe Conference oftheParties totheConvention ontheConservation ofMigratory Species ofWildAnimals inBonnfrom21to26October 1985; 2. ~peals toGovernments andinternational organizations' concerned to participate fullyintheabove-mentioned Conference; 38/UNEP/GC.13/9/Add.l. 39/SeeUNEP/GC.6/l7, annex,pp.9-14. 40/UNEP/GC.9/5/Add.5, annexIll. -55-ntof the the !port :ate lined II) ith not he9- ': 3.CallsuponallStates notyetparties tol..eCollvention toconsider early adherence toit~ VI.International conventions andprotocols inthefieldof theenvironment TakesnoteofthereportoftheExecutive Director oninternationa} conventions andprotocols inthefieldoftheenvironment ~/andauthorizes himto transmit itonbehalfoftheCouncil, together withanycomments madeby delegations thereon, totheGeneral Assembly atitsfortieth session inaccordance withAssembly resolution 3436(XXX)of9December 1975. 15thmeeti.,!!i 24Mny1985 ANNEX Termsofreference oftheSteering Committee toorganize a workshop onchlorofluorocarbons A.FUNCTIONS 1.Tbconsider andadvise ontheoverall technical content andorganization of theagendaoftheworkshop. 2.Toact,inthecourseoftheworkshop, inanadvisory capacity toth~ secretarj.at. B.OBJECTIVES 1.Tbensurethatthepossible typesofcontrol ontheproduction, useand emissions otchlorofluorocar~ns arefullydiscussed andevaluated withaviewto obtaining aconsensus viewonthemostequitable andappropriate methods. 2.Toensurethattheeconomic, financial, commercial andtradeconsequences of suchcontrols arefUllyinvestigated. 3.Todefine~ifpossible, control systems whichareacceptable tothe signatories oftheVienna Convention andcanbemonitored effectively. 4.Toensurethatadequate technical preparations are~adefortheworkshop, interalia,byconsidering: (a)Thesubject-matter forwhichpapers should bespe~ifically commissioned, andtheauthors ofsuch papers~ 41/UNEP/GC.13/10. -56-~"'IIIKI~ •-_-"'--"----"---"-la · HE - lsiderearly
analysis: The text appears to be a resolution or report from an international organization, likely the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP). It discusses various topics related to the environment, natural resources, and international cooperation. The text mentions specific issues such as environmental impact assessment, shared natural resources, offshore mining and drilling, and international conventions related to environmental conservation.