text: the Enlarged Bureau resulting frown the discussions in the Planning Group. - 286 -537. The Commiseion is of the view that the programno of work which it eet itself for the remainder of the five-year term of office of ite members remains valid eubjeat however to 8ome adjuotmeate. 536. Under this programme of work, the Comnisoion intended to complete, during the current term of office of its members, the seooad reading of the draft articles on jurisdictional immunities of States and their property, At its last swmioa, the Commission expressed the intention to make ovary effort to complete the second reading at the arrtrent arseion. The Drafting Comittee at the current cession reviewed and provisionally adopted on seaond reading 16 of t:re draft artiales provisionally adopted on first reading. The Conmission expects to submit to the Qeneral Aesrmbly at it8 forty-rixth sesoion the entire set of draft articles, thereby attaining its goal of aoncluding the second reading of the draft before the end of the current term of office of i ta members. 539. The Commission xleo expressed the intention to give priority to the topic “Draft Code of Crimes against the Pease and Seaurity of Mankind” and to the topic “The law of the non-navigational u6ies of international watercoureea” with a view to completing the first reading of the draft articles on both topics at its forty-third 8e8eiou. 540. As regards the topic “Draft Code of Crimes against the Peace and Security of Mankind”, the consideration in plenary of all the provisions which will comprise Chapters I and II has now been aoncluded. It should be noted however that a number of the provisions submitted by the Special Rapporteur are still pending before the Drafting Committee. The Commicoion intends to make every
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the activities and goals of an international organization, specifically the Commission, regarding the development of draft articles on various topics. The topics mentioned, such as jurisdictional immunities of States and their property, law of non-navigational uses of international watercourses, and draft code of crimes against the peace and security of mankind, suggest that the Commission's work is related to international law and international relations.