text: “With a view to negotiating mutually acceptable terms for a cease-fire, including. if necessary, arrangements for the dispatch of United Nations observers to monitor compliance with the terms of the cease-fire”. 55. Those are the most essential and significant provisions of the draft resolution before the Council, There is a need, as has been said by many delegations, for urgent action. I commend the draft resolution to members of the Council and hope that it will be pos- sible for the Council to adopt it unanimously. 56. In the view of the sponsors, if this draft resolu- tion is adopted it may make a modest contribution towards peace. 57’. The PRESIDENT (inrerprerurio,? fiorn Chir~ese]: : It is my understanding that the Council is ready to vote on the draft resolution contained in documeni S/15122. 58. I shall first call on those members of the Counsjl 1 who wish to make statements before the vote. 59. Mr. de PINIl% (Spain) (inter.p,.efatior?fi.orrl &JO+ i is/?): In connection with the draft resolution suhmittej [ to the Council for consideration and contained ir! j document S/ 15 122, my delegation would recall that k 1 our statement of 22 May r2362m-f meeting], we sa!j; that it was necessary to adopt as soon as possitrZ; a decision containing the political elements of balana i necessary to make it viable, and which would proviL t not only for an immediate cessation of hostilities, IX: also for the separation of the two forces and a militar! i withdrawal, and for the setting up of negotiatiq: machinery under the auspices of the United Nations II’ ! ensure respect for the principles of the Charter ai: well as emphasizing the prohibition of the use (11; force in international relations and the application d, relevant United Nations resolutions on the issue $, 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing a diplomatic effort to negotiate a cease-fire and establish a peaceful resolution to a conflict. The language used is formal and diplomatic, with references to the United Nations and the principles of the Charter. The focus is on resolving a political and military issue rather than a specific economic, social, or environmental problem.