text: AiCN.41373, mk ,,, 1984, vul. II (Part, One), p. 1.55, document: A/CN.4/383 and Add.1. 291/ YsarboPk..,,...l984, vol. II (Part One), p. 129, document; A/CN.Q/3’/A. - 242 -secretariat entitled resurvey of State practice relevant to international liability for injurious consequences arising out of acts not prohibited by intenational law”. 2pB/ 466, The Commiesion, at its thirty-seventh session, in 1985, appointed Mr Julio Barboea Special Rapporteur for the topic. The Commission received five reports from the Special Rapporteur from 1965 to 1969. 2pp/ At its fortieth session, in 1986, the Commission referred to the Drafting Committee draft articles 1 to 10 proposed by the Special Rapporteur for Chapter I (Qeneral provisions) and Chapter II (Principles). m/ B. SofthetQpu 469. At the present session, the Commission considered the Special Rapporteur’s sixth report (A/CN.4/428 and Corr.1 ant3 4 (all languages), Corr.2 (English only), and Corr.3 (Spanish only), and Add.11 at its 2179th, 2181st to 2186th and 2190th meetings. 470. In his sixth report, the Special Rapporteur examined further the possibilities of whether the obligations in respect of activities involving risk and those with harmful effects should be treated together or separately; offered another approach to the clarification of the concept of activities ’ involving risk) introduced a set of revised procedural rules in respect of 2981WV vol. II (Part One) M&R&,RR, document A/CN.4/384. LQW For the five reports of the Special Rapporteur, see ook . . . l-65 vol. II (Part One), p. 97, document AKN.41394, -book . . . ,8,,: vol. II (Part One), p.145, document A/CN.4/402, YearboukfZr voleII (Part One), p. 47, document AiCN.41405, document A1CN.41413 and Corr.1 (English only) and Corr.2 (French only), and document A/CN.4/426 and Corr.1 and 2. ;tpp/ For the text see Report of the International Law Commission on the work of its fortieth session, ((RecPrasofthe<jeneral#
analysis: The text appears to be discussing international law and the work of the International Law Commission, specifically in relation to the topic of international liability for injurious consequences arising out of acts not prohibited by international law. The text mentions reports, documents, and meetings, indicating a formal and technical context. The language used is formal and specialized, suggesting a focus on legal and regulatory issues.