text: 37. The Special Representative of the Secretary-General ,will invite the representatives of the two parties to the conflict in Western Sahara to observe the organisation and conduct of the referendum, without prejudice to his exclusive authority as provided for in the present document. Should these observers have any complaints, they will submit them directly to the Special Representative, whose decision thereon will be final. 38. The two parties to the conflict undertake to co-operate fully with the Special Representative of the Secretary-General in the performance of his functions. 39. The Special Representative will also invite the representatives of OAU to observe the organization and conduct of the referendum, without prejudice to his authority as provided for in the present document. They may submit any observations they might have directly to the Special Representative, who will take whatever action he de’ems appropriate. 40, Morocco and the Frente POGISARIO undertake to accept and abide by the reSUltS of the referendum, 41. As soon as the results of the referendum have been certified by the Special Representative, the Secretary-General will notify the current Chairman of OAU and the United Nations Security Council and will take the necessary steps to give effect to the decision of the Saharan people as expressed in the referendum. ,. -” *. .: / . . . S/21360 English Page 12 42. The neighbouring countries, Algeria and Mauritania, will do their utmost to ensure that the transitional arrangements and the results of the referendum are respected. They will make available to the Special Representative and the Support Group all the material resources they need in order to be able to perform their task and to facilitate the adoption of measures relating to security and order in the border regions. S/21360 English Page 13 Part II 6 Im lementa ion lan ro 
analysis: This text appears to be a part of a peace agreement or a UN resolution, focusing on the process of a referendum in Western Sahara. It outlines the roles and responsibilities of various parties, including the Special Representative of the Secretary-General, the representatives of the two parties to the conflict, and neighboring countries. The text does not mention any specific economic, industrial, or technological issues, but rather focuses on the political and administrative aspects of the referendum.