text: suggestions and recommendations regarding the fulfilment of its task; 6. Reminds the Working Group of the need to observe, in its humanitarian task. United Nations standards and practices regarding the receipt of communications, their consideration, their evaluation, the transmittal to Governments of all communications received and the consideration of Government replies; 7. Expresses its appreciation to the Working Group on Detention of the Sub-Commission on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities for the progress made in 1989 in preparing the first draft of a declaration on the protection of all persons from enforced or involuntary disappearance and invites the Sub-Commission to finalize the draft as soon as possible with a view to submitting it to the Commission; 8. Notes with concern that, as the Working Group on Enforced or Involuntary Disappearances points out in its report, some Governments have never provided substantive replies concerning disappearances alleged to have occurred in their country; 9. Reminds Governments of the need to ensure that their competent authorities conduct prompt and impartial inquiries when there is reason to believe that an enforced or involuntary disappearance has occurred in a territory under their jurisdiction; -85-10. Urges the Governments concerned, particularly those which have not yet responded to communications transmitted to them by the Working Group, to co-operate with and assist the Working Group so that it may carry out its mandate effectively, and in particular to answer expeditiously requests for information addressed to them by the Working Group; 11. Also urges the Governments concerned to intensify their co-operation with the Working Group in regard to any measure taken in pursuance of recommendations addressed to them by the Group; 12. Once again urges the Governments concerned to take steps to protect the families of disappeared persons against any intimidation or ill-treatment to which they might be subject;
analysis: The text appears to be related to human rights and international law, specifically focusing on the protection of individuals from enforced or involuntary disappearance. It mentions the United Nations, Working Groups, and Governments, indicating an international context. The language used is formal and official, suggesting a legal or official document.