text: 33. There is nothing to add to what has been stated previously save that, and to the extent that, persons who belong to the Islands are accorded preferential treatment in respect of employment and allocation of government land, as stated in the general comments under part I of this report. These actions are considered to be justified by article 1 of the Covenant. CCPR/C/58/Add.6 page 152 APPENDIX List of documents or of extracts from documents submitted to the Centre for Human Rights with the third periodic report */ BERMUDA Bermuda Constitution Order 1968 Human Rights Act 1981 Human Rights Amendment Act 1988 Public Order Act 1963 Summary Offences Act 1926 Police Act 1974 Bermuda Digest of Statistics 1988 BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS Virgin Islands (Constitution) Order 1976 Matrimonial Causes (Amendment) Act 1986 CAYMAN ISLANDS Cayman Islands (Constitution) Order 1972 and amendments (S.I. 1984 No. 126 and S.I. 1987 No. 2199) Grand Court Law 1975 and Grant Court (Amendment) Law 1987 Cayman Islands Royal Instructions 1972 "The Courts of the Cayman Islands" by Elizabeth W. Davies Population and Vital Statistics of the Cayman Islands 1988 Labour Law 1987 Caymanian Protection Law 1984 Emergency Powers Law (Revised) 1978 Emergency (Public Security) Law (Revised) 1978 Penal Code 1975 Prison Rules 1981 Juveniles Law 1975 Criminal Procedure Code 1975 with amendments Public Order Law 1973 FALKLAND ISLANDS Falkland Islands Constitution Order 1988 Crimes Ordinance 1989 Criminal Justice Ordinance 1989 Immigration Ordinance 1987 GIBRALTAR Gibraltar Constitution Order 1969 Employment (Amendment) Ordinance 1989 and Employment Ordinance 1984 Criminal Offences Ordinance Traffic Ordinance */ These documents are available for consultation by members of the Committee in the files of the Secretariat. CCPR/C/58/Add.6 page 153 HONG KONG Hong Kong Letters Patent Hong Kong Royal Instructions Joint Declaration of the Government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and 
analysis: The text appears to be a list of documents submitted to the Centre for Human Rights, which includes various laws and regulations from different countries. The documents seem to be related to the human rights situation in these countries, particularly in the areas of employment, land allocation, and criminal justice. There is no mention of economic development, natural resources, or environmental issues.