text: paragraph 2, she explained that it was necessary to keep to the title of the Decade: There was no question of giving priority to apartheid over racial discrimination. She suggested, however, that the words "all forms of" should be inserted before "racism" in the second line and the words "including discrimination" should be inserted after the word "discrimination" in the second line. 19. She supported Mr. Sadi's amendment to operative paragraph 3, but considered that information was even more important than education, because it was essential to change public opinion. She therefore suggested that a reference to information should be inserted after "educational" in the second line. 20. She strongly supported Mr. Eide's proposal concerning a new operative paragraph. However, since there were no financial implications, there was no need for the idea to be studied: all that was needed was to ask the Secretary-General to organize a joint meeting between the Sub-Commission and the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination. 21. If her proposals were acceptable to the sponsors, she would like to become a sponsor herself. 22. Mr. CHERNICHENKO, speaking on a point of order, said that the draft resolution merited a consensus, but time was needed to discuss the many amendments. He suggested that if the meeting could be suspended for a short time, long discussions would be avoided. 23. Mrs. KSENTINI saw no need for a suspension. If she could sum up the situation, the draft resolution could then be adopted by consensus. 24. The sponsors could accept Mrs. Warzazi's amendment to the final preambular paragraph: "Convinced of the need to proclaim, in 1993, a third Decade ••• ". They would also accept the amendments to operative paragraph 2: the second and third lines to read "to combat all other forms of racism and 
analysis: The text appears to be a discussion about a resolution related to racial discrimination, with amendments and suggestions being proposed and debated. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting a high-level international meeting or conference. The focus is on the content and wording of the resolution, rather than on specific economic or environmental issues.