text: 431. With regard to paragraph 1 (b), some members suygeeted that the word “relevant”, which modified the words ‘*rules of the organimation”, should be deleted in order to ensure greater uniformity with the wording used in article 2, paragraph 1 (j), of the I946 Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties between States and International Organisations or between International Organisations, One member said that the words “its established practice” should be deleted because practice wae constaritly changing and was subject to interpretation and could therefore not be stated in the form of a rule. Other members nevertheless said that those words were entirely acceptable and had been included b.n the 1986 Vienna Convention (art. 2, para. 1 Cj>>. 432. Referring to paragraph 1 (c),some members said that the words “of a world-wide character” were too vague. In that connection, one member suggested the word “global”. Some members also said that the word “responsibilities” should be replaced by the word “functions”. One member pointed out that the specific reZerence to the “International Atomic Energy Agency” was unnecessary and another member that the word “similar” was ambiguous. 433. AB to paragraph 1 (e) and the concept of “host State”, one member suggested that reference should also be made to States where officials of international organizatfons were on official mission. In that connection, one member asked whether the word “office” in paragraph 1 (e) (i) also included temporary offices of a subsidiary body of the organisation, such a& the field operations offices of the United ‘Nations Peace-keeping Forces. The Special Rapporteur said that that term referred to any premises used by an organization to perform it6 furictions, as stated in Articles 104 and 105 of the Charter of the United Nations, as well as in the relevant provision6 of
analysis: This text appears to be a discussion about the wording of an international agreement, likely related to international organizations and their interactions with states. The topics mentioned, such as "rules of the organisation", "host State", and "official mission", suggest a focus on international relations and governance.