text: Administering Authority had not provided detailed information in its annual reports on the dissemination of information. Furthermore, during the last two sessions of the Trusteeship Council, the representative of the united States had said that inadequate numbers of Trusteeship Council documents had been sent to the Trust Territory. 221. From the report of the Secretary-General l9/ and the statements made by the representative of the Department of Public Information, it appeared that the Secretariat did not send sufficient copies of material to the Trust Territory about the United Nations, the International Trusteeship System and decolonization. 222. The Soviet delegation believed that the Trusteeship Council should urge the Administering Authority and the Department of Public Information to improve the -31- means of disseminating information in the Trust Territory. The MicrOneSians, particularly during the present critical period in their history when the Administering Authority was continuing to take illegal action in respect of that Territory in violation of the Charter, were fully entitled to know everything relating to their own Territory and the activities of the United Nations. 223. The United States representative said that the Administering Authority's report described activities with regard to the dissemination of information. Furthermore, additional copies of the Trusteeship Council's report and the provisional verbatim records had been dispatched by the Secretariat to the Territory. 224. At its 1592nd meeting, on 23 May 1985, the Trusteeship Council decided, without objection, to take note of the report of the Secretary-General. E/ H. Offers by Member States of study and training facilities for inhabitants of Trust Territories 225. In its consideration of this item at its 1592nd meeting, on 23 May 1985, the Trusteeship Council had before it the report of the Secretary-General on offers by Member States of study and training facilities for inhabitants of Trust Territories 
analysis: The text discusses the dissemination of information and the availability of study and training facilities for inhabitants of Trust Territories, which suggests a focus on education and development. The context of the United Nations Trusteeship Council and the Administering Authority implies a concern for governance and international cooperation.