text: express wish of the people of the Territory on the question of independence, 11/ Noting that the Government of the United Kingdom has agreed to several of the constitutional changes recommended by the Anguilla Blouse of Assembly and that those agreed upon have been referred to the legal advisers of the Poreign and Commonwealth Office, who were instructed to begin work on the amendments, and that in January 1990 a territorial government delegation visited London to discuss the amendments to the Constitution, Noting that the administering Power has not changed its position regarding the restriction or delegation to ministers of the territorial Government of any or all of the Governors special responsibilities without setting a time-frame for independence, Aware of the special circumstances of the geographical location and economic conditions of the Territory and bearing in mind the necessity of diversifying and strengthening further its economy as a matter of priority in order to promote economic stability, -45-Reaffirming the responsibility of the administering Power to promote the economic and social development of the Territory, expressing its concern at the continued illegal operation of foreign fishing vessels within the territorial waters of Anguilla and welcoming the measures taken by the territorial Government and the Organization of eastern Caribbean States designed to protect and conserve marine resources and to control the activities of foreign fishermen operating illegally in the area, Stressing the importance of an efficient and effective civil service and noting the measures being taken by the territorial Government aimed at alleviating the problem of unemployment and providing increased job opportunities, Noting with concern the vulnerability of the Territory to drug trafficking and related activities, Noting the contribution to the development of the Territory by specialised agencies and other organizations of the United Nations system, in particular the United Nat3ons Development Programme, as well as regional 
analysis: The text discusses various aspects of Anguilla's development, including its economy, marine resources, and employment. It also touches on international cooperation and the role of specialized agencies in the Territory's development. The text does not focus on a specific sector like agriculture, industry, or health, but rather on the overall development of the Territory.