text: bility, instead of adopting a policy of talkative inaction,” This Council is, of course, not now dealing with this aspect of the question, but my delegation wishes to reiterate to the United Kingdom that short of its physically moving in and asserting its rights in the rebel colony, the least we can expect of it is that the British Government should declare that: (a] There will be no independence before majority rule; (b) The 1971 British proposals on Rhodesia are no longer on the table; they are as dead as the dodo and are bured; (c) The Umted Kingdom is willing and ready to initiate steps for a constitutional conference to be attended by all concerned, that is, by African political parties and their leaders, the United Kingdom as the administering Power, and the representatives of the settlers. The primary aim of such a conference should be to seek to accelerate the attainment of majority rule in Rhodesia. 31. MY delegation would like to express the hope that at the end of this discussion, we would be able to come out with a concrete and meaningful Programme of action. If we do not we would have done our bit in pushing the People of &desja further into the abyss of racial hatred and violence. 32. witi these considerations In mind, mY delegation would like to introduce two draft resohhns on sanctrons on behalf of the delegations of Guinea, the Sudan and On its own behalf, In introducing these draft resolutions, my delegation thinks it is quite legitimate for one to ask why two draft resolutions are being introduced on the same 3 : subject. The answer to that is simple and straightforward. In resolution 320 (1972), the Security Council charged the sanctions Committee with two clearly stated tasks. In 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing a political conflict and the potential solutions to it, specifically focusing on the situation in Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe) and the role of the British Government. The language used suggests a strong emphasis on international diplomacy, political statements, and potential actions to be taken. Given the context, it seems unlikely that the category would be related to economic development, natural resources, or health.