text: The draft text certainly does not contain er.>erything we should like it to contain. Like most draft resolutions, it is the product of compromise and moderation, as is the very process of decolonization itself. We unreservedly support the draft and urge its adoption by consensus. It is our belief that the consensus adoption of this text will enhance the process of building confidence and mutual respect that is now under way in New Caledonia. Thus the Committee will enable the United Nations to make a further contribution to the p:>litical evolution and decolonization of that South Paci fie Territory, whose people are an integral part of the South Pacific community. We thank the Committee for its attention. We thank it and its rcember countries for their time and tireless dedication to the cause of decolonization. We hope that New Caledonia .'~ill, some day soon, give us cause to celebrate yet another achievement in mankind' s steady and irrreversible march towards the universal realization of the right of peoples to self-determination in accordance with the Charter of the United Nations. JP/td A/AC.109/PV.1369 57 The CH.~IRMAN: Since there are no further speakers, the Committee will nc,,,, proceed to take action on draft resolution A/AC.109/L. l 744. Does any menber wish to speak oo the draft resolution? It appears oot. May I take it that the Committee is prepared to acbpt the draft resolution without a vote? Draft resolution A/AC.109/L.1744 was adopted. The CHAIRMAN: I wish to than< the members of the south Pacific Forum that are ment>ers of the United Nations for their continued endeavours, which enabled the Committee to arrive at a consensus decision in connection with this item. The Committee has thus roncluded its consideration of this item. ORGANIZATION OF WORK 
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic document related to the process of decolonization, specifically in the context of New Caledonia. It does not mention economic or social development, nor does it touch on issues related to natural resources, environment, or industry. The focus is on the political process of decolonization and the role of the United Nations in facilitating this process. This suggests that the category should be related to international relations or governance.