text: of the Commission's thirty-third session, and will be available for the updated report on a full-time basis after completion of the assignments already programmed. The report in question would therefore be assembled on the basis of information obtained from other United Nations reports, with the collaboration of other relevant United Nations Secretariat units, such as the Office of the United Nations Commissioner for Namibia. C. ?otential fq.£._absorption 20. On the basis of the foreg~ing, the report that the Council would request for submission to the Commission at its thirty-third session would be prepared within the resources currently available. -124-DRAFT RESOLUTION XI. THE SITUATION OF PALESTINIAN WOMEN A. Reguests contained in draft resolution XI 21. In operative paragraph 1 of the draft resolution, the Council would request the Secretary-General to submit a comprehensive report on the situation of Palestinian women and children inside and outside the occupied Palestinian territories to the Commission on the Status of Women at its thirty-third session (1989). 22. In operative paragraph 4 of the draft resolution, the Council would request the Secretary-General, as a matter of urgency, to send a mission composed of experts on the status of women to investigate the situation of Palestinian women and children, .in the light of the recent tragic developments in the occupied Palestinian territories. B. Relationship of the reguests to the programme of work for the biennium 1988-1989 23. With regard to the request for a comprehensive report to the Commission, provision has already been made for one report to cover new developments in the situation of Palestinian women living inside and outside the occupied territories. The report is already scheduled to be submitted to the Commission at its thirty-fourth session, in 1990. The Secretary-General assumes that the request would be to advance his submission of that report to the thirty-third session 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing a report on the situation of Palestinian women and children, which is a humanitarian issue. The report is requested by the Council and would be submitted to the Commission on the Status of Women. The situation is described as "tragic developments" in the occupied Palestinian territories, which suggests a humanitarian crisis. The request for a report and a mission to investigate the situation suggests that the goal is to document the situation and potentially provide assistance or support.