text: any interference or intimidation. The Special Representative will take measures concerning: (a) observance of the cessation of all acts of hostility; (b) military arrangements for the Support Group; and (c) military arrangements for the troops of the parties. Such measures include: (a) The cessation of all hostilities by the two parties, and the Confinement of the armed forces of Morocco and the Frente POLISARIO, as called for in paragraphs 16 and 17 above; (b) The phased reduction of Moroccan troops in Western Sahara, with the exception of (number to be specified) of them, within a period of 12 weeks and before the official opening of the referendum campaign. The freedom of movement of the Moroccan forces remaining in the Territory will be restricted to the locations / . . . S/21360 English Page 8 referred to in paragraph 16, and these forces will be withdrawn from the Territory 24 hours after the results of the voting are confirmed, if the outcome of the referendum so requires: (c) The freedom of movement of the Frente POLISARIO forces will be restricted to the locations referred to in paragraph 17, and these forces will be disbanded 24 hours after the results of the voting are confirmed, if the outcome of the referendum so requires: (d) The neutralization of Morocco's paramilitary forces by the United Nations Observer Group; (e) Arrangements enabling members of the Frente POLISARIO who are outside the Territory to return to Western Sahara without hindrance, peacefully and unarmed, via entry points designated by the Special Representative, in order to participate freely in the referendum; (f) The stipulation that the military unit of the Support Group will ensure that the parties comply with any provisions deriving from the outcome of the referendum. 19. The Special Representative will ensure that all the above measures are 
analysis: The text appears to focus on the ceasefire and military arrangements for a referendum in Western Sahara, aiming to ensure the safety and freedom of movement for all parties involved. It does not mention any economic, social, or environmental aspects, which suggests it is not related to development, agriculture, industry, transport, communication, health, education, employment, humanitarian aid, or culture.