text: 5. UPon ratification of the fnEernat.ional Covenant on Civil and polit.ical Rights,or subsequenely, the GovernrFnts of Au3t.ria, Canada, Denrnark, Ecuador, Finland,Gernany, f'ederal. n€public of, Iceland, Italy, Luxenbourg, tbe Netherlands,Nes zealand, Norway, peru, senegal. spain, sri Lanka, s$eden and the united Kingdorlof Great Brilain and Northern rrerand have nade lbe declaration provideal for inarticle 41 of the @venant, recognizing the conpetence of the Buman RightscoDrnittee establisbed under articre 28 of the covenanE to receive and considercomnunications to Ebe effecc that a state party claims that another state party isnot fulfirlinq its obligations under ttle covenant. The provisions of article 4lenlered into force on 28 March t9?9 in accordance eith paragraph 2 of that arclcle. 6. Aa regards the inplenentation of the rnternationar covenant on Econonic,social and culturar Rights, the sessional working croup of covernnental Experts onthe Implenenlation of tbat covenant, establisheal in accordance with Economic andsocial Council resolution L,BZ/33 of 6 li{ay l9g2 and Council decision 1928,/lO of3 May l9?8, held its seventh session at united Natlons Headquarters fron 22 Aprilto 9 I'tay 1985. The croup waa conposed of the follouirq oenbers elected by theCouncil fron anong the States partles to lhe Covenant3 Bulgaria, Denmark, Ecuador,France, Gernan Democraeic Republic, Japan, Kenya, Uexico, peru, Senegal, Spain,Tunisia and Union of Soviet Seialist Republics. 7. At its seveneh session, the Group of ExperEs considered reports subnitted byStaCes Parties under the first, second and Chird alages of the progranne established by Ecohornlc and Social Council resolucion l9B8 (LX) of lI May 19Z6concerning rights covered by articles 6-9, IO-12 and 13-15 of the @venant. TheGroup subnitted a report to the Econornic and social council at its first regularsession of I985 (E/L985/L8\ r naklng suggestions and recomrendat.iona concerningissues arising froD the consideration of reports subrDitted by StateE parEiea 6nderthe Covenant. In accordance with paragraph lO of Council reiolution 1994,/9 the GrouP al'so considered the question of the revlew of its conposilion, organization A/ 40/6Os Enq l ish Page 3 and adminisEraeive arrangements and included suggestions on this natter in itsreport. lo the Couhcil.
analysis: The text appears to be discussing international agreements and the implementation of human rights, specifically the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights. It mentions the roles of various organizations, such as the Economic and Social Council and the Human Rights Committee, and the submission of reports by states parties. The text does not seem to be directly related to economic development, natural resources, or industry, but rather focuses on the governance and implementation of human rights.