text: requests that the United States Department of State request that the South Pacific Commission reschedule the SPREP third meeting of experts from July 1984 to November 1985; and be it further / ... T/PET.l0/330 English Page 6 RESOLVED, that the President certify and the Secretary attest to the adoption hereof and that copies of the same be thereafter transmitted to the Secretary of State of the United States; to the Secretary General of the South Pacific Commission; to the secretariat of the London Dumping Convention; to the Secretary-General of the United Nations; and to each member of APIL. Duly and regularly adopted on 31 March 1984. (Signed) Carl T. C. GUTIERREZ President (Signed) Phillip MULLER Secretary I ... Enclosure 4 Resolution No. GA-3-6 Presented by: Committee on Governmental Affairs A RESOLUTION T/PET.l0/330 English Page 7 Relative to requesting the United Nations to investigate whether dumping of nuclear waste in the Pacific Ocean has occurred. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE ASSOCIATION OF PACIFIC ISLAND LEGISLATURES: WHEREAS, the most precious resource of the Pacific Islanders is the ocean~ and WHEREAS, the ocean's delicate ecosystem has been threatened by the dumping of radioactive waste into it; and WHEREAS, several nations have announced a moratorium on dumping but no investigations have been conducted to determine if such dumping has occurred without the knowledge and consent of the Pacific Islanders~ now, therefore, be it RESOLVED, that the United Nations is requested to create a task force to investigate whether or not dumping of nuclear waste has occurred in the Pacific Ocean; and be it further RESOLVED, that the task force report to the Fourth General Assembly of APIL~ and be it further RESOLVED, that the President certify and the Secretary attest to the adoption hereof and that copies of the same be thereafter transmitted to the 
analysis: The text appears to be a resolution passed by the Association of Pacific Island Legislatures (APIL) regarding the dumping of nuclear waste in the Pacific Ocean. The resolution requests the United Nations to investigate the issue and create a task force to report back to the APIL. The text does not mention economic development, industry, transport, communication, international trade, health, education, employment, or humanitarian aid, but it does relate to natural resources and the environment, specifically the ocean and its ecosystem.