text: One, the central Government must take full charge of law and order in the whole Province of Natal, A central command structure that will command all security forces in the area should be established so that there is a central point of reference. Two, a high-level working group between the Government and the ANC must be established in order to help with the restoration of law and order. Three, the security forces must be impartial. Four, effective liaison and monitoring mechanisms between the ANC and the central command of the province must be established. Five, prosecutions must be mounted against individuals where evidence of the commission of crimes exists. Six, the state of emergency in Natal must come to an end. Seven, special courts and prosecutors must be established. An effective witness-protection programme must be instituted in order to restore the system of justice. Eight, the amendment of the Natal Code on cultural weapons must be reserved, especially in view of rallies planned for Natal this coming weekend. Nine, protection must be given to chiefs who will address hostel dwellers and appeal to them to end the violence. The highest priority of the African National Congress is to move the political process towards the eradication of apartheid forward as rapidly as possible. Nevertheless, however large our role may be perceived to be, it must also be acknowledged that there are other significant parties at play in the South African conflict. It is to be hoped that all those who cherish the ideal of a democratic South Africa will join the efforts towards the realization of that objective. RM/20 A/44/PV.97 85 (Mr. Monaalo. ANC) It is also to be hoped that, consistent with the Declaration, the people of the world will strengthen those who are fighting against apartheid by increasing 
analysis: The text appears to be focused on resolving the political and social tensions in Natal, South Africa, specifically addressing the issue of law and order, violence, and the role of the government, ANC, and security forces. The language used is formal and official, suggesting a document from a government agency or international organization. The content is primarily concerned with establishing a framework for restoring peace and order, rather than addressing economic, environmental, or scientific issues.