text: Southern Rhodesia which the Australian Government hr;ts authorized in recent years on the basis that those s&s 10 could be regarded as justified within the terms of Security Council resolution 253 (1968) on humanitarian grounds. I should just like to make it clear, so that the representative of the Soviet Union should be fully aware, that the Australian Government decided and announced at the end of last year that no more Australian wheat would be sold to Southern Rhodesia, and that as a consequence the case has now been closed by the Committee. 110. Mr. SAFRONCHUK (Union of Soviet Socialist Re- publics) (translation from Russian): The fact that Australia has violated the resolution on sanctions against Southern Rhodesia was mentioned in the Committee’s fourth report;4 furthermore, as is clear from this document, which 4 Official Records of the Security Council, Twenty-sixth Year, Special Supplement Nos. 2 and 24. I now have before me, the reference by Australia to paragraph 3 (d/ of resolution 253 (19683, in which mention is made of “special humanitarian circumstances”, was recognized by members of the Committee as not being completely acceptable. Members of the Committee ex- pressed doubts as to the applicability of paragraph 3 (d). At the same time, we take note with satisfaction of the statement by the representative of Australia to the effect that, as it appears from the Australian Government’s statement at the end of last year, the Government of Australia has halted the export of wheat to Southern Rhodesia. We can only welcome that statement and express the hope that the other countries which are violating sanctions against Southern Rhodesia will follow that good example. The meeting rose at 53.5 p.m. 11 HOW TO OBTAIN UNITED NATIONS PUBLICATIONS United Nations publications may be obtained from bookstores and distributors 
analysis: This text appears to be discussing a specific event or decision made by the Australian government regarding the sale of wheat to Southern Rhodesia, which was a country subject to UN sanctions. The text also mentions the UN Security Council resolution 253 (1968) and the Committee's report. Given the focus on international trade and sanctions, it seems likely that the category related to international trade would be a good fit.