text: Caledonia in order to follow the course of the process undertaken and to monitor the extent to which that process can lead to the independence of the Territory. RH/14/sm A/AC.10 9/PV~l369 43 (Mr. Wamytan) Let me express here the hope that the Special Committee will be able to take account of the resolution of the 21st Pacific Forum on the question of New Caledonia and that special attention will be given to the proposals made by the seminar on decolonization held in Vanuatu, in particular the proposal relating to the creation of a regional office. In addition, we hope that information can be regularly furnished by the administering Power concerning the situation of New Caledonia, under Article 73 e of the Charter. Lastly, I wish to express FLNKS's support of and solidarit y with all oppressed peoples struggling for their freedom and to express officially the gratitude of the Kanak people to the fraternal countries of the Pacific Forum for their support, as well as to the Movement of Non-Aligne d Countries. Of course, speaking in this chamber, I also express our thanks to the United Nations delegations that have always supported us by their statements and by their votes. Once more, Mr. Chairman , I express to you the full gratitude of the Kanak people for the support given to the case of New Caledonia, and I reiterate that people's confidence in the United Nations. The United Nations remains a sure guarantor of the Kanak people against being forgotten, against negation and intolerance in its advance towards dignity and sovereignty. Lastly, for the information of the Committee, I shall submit to the Secretariat a number of technical documents relating to the establishment of the provincial institutions for which FLNKS is responsible, relating to th~ province of 
analysis: The text appears to be a statement by a representative of the FLNKS (Front de Libération Nationale Kanak et Socialiste) organization, expressing their hopes and expectations for the Special Committee on Decolonization regarding the situation in New Caledonia. The text mentions the importance of monitoring the process towards independence and the need for regular information from the administering Power. The tone is political and focused on the decolonization process, with references to international organizations such as the Pacific Forum and the United Nations.