text: Special Committee towards the United States, and the qratuitous and inaccurate attacks upon the United States Government’s policiee in settinqe unrelated to the Special Committee’s work, the United States delegation questions whether the United States will be treated fairly in publications by the Special Committee, including any puhlicatton related to economic policy towards South Africa. 7. Concerninq the specific reauests in the letters addressed to the United States deleqation, the United States has previously made available to the Special COmmittee a copy of the Sullivan Principles, outlinlnq a Code of conduct followed bv most of the ma]or United States companies in South Africa. In addition, there are a qrsat many laws and executive actions, on the national level and the local level, requlatinq United States economic relations with South Africa. These are all a matter of public record available to the Special Committee throuqh the numerous public libraries and reference services in the United States. The United States Miselon wkll make available any such compendiums which come to its attention. 8. Concerninq the aueetion of leqielative measures adopted pursuant to Security Council resolution 418 (1977), the United States Government is a member of and co-operates fully with the committee established pureuant to the United Nations arms embarqo. The United States scrupulously observes the embar90, and indeed had eetablishea one ot its own aqainst South Africa lonq before the United Nations did so. In SO far a6 General Assembly resolutlon 39/72 G is concerned, the United States deleqation voted aqainst that resolution, for reasons stated in the public record on a number of occasiono. -37- YUGOSLAVIA IOriginrlr Enqlieh) 1. Since the eeverirq ot diplomatic relationa with South APrioa, the Sooialirt Federal Republic of Yuqoelavia has been inplenentinq a aaapreheneiva and omplete boycott ot South Africa in all tielde or international co-operation - politiorl, 
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic statement from the United States delegation, addressing concerns and questions raised by the Special Committee regarding economic policy towards South Africa. The text mentions specific policies, laws, and executive actions related to economic relations with South Africa, as well as the United States' adherence to the United Nations arms embargo. This suggests that the text is primarily focused on international economic relations and trade.