afurther resolution onthematter whichissetoutinparagraph 87ofthepresent chapter. 170.Inaccordance withtheguidelines setforthindecision 33/417and resolution 34/50oftheGeneral Assembly, andbyreorganizing itsprogramme ofwork andholding extensive consultations andworking ininformal sessions, theSpecial Comm'.ttee wasableduringtheyeartocurtail thenumberofitsmeetings considerably. Furthermore, inconformity withtherelevant provisions of resolution 33/55theCommittee wasalsoabletominimize thewastage resulting from cancellations ofscheduled meetings. TheCommittee alsotookfurther measures to control andlimititsdocumentation incompliance withtherelevant resolutions of theGeneral Assembly. Thosemeasures included thecirculation, whenever appropriate, ofCommittee documents inprovisional orunofficial formandthe rearrangement oftheirdistribution patterns, aswellastheexclusion fromits reporttotheAssembly atthethirty-sixth session thematerial whichhad previously beenpublished asCommittee documents. Q.FUturework 171.Inaccordance withitsmandate andsubject toanyfurther directives whichit mayreceive fromtheGeneral Assembly duringthelatter's thirty-sixth session, and bearing inmindtheprovisions oftherelevant General Assembly resolutions, especially resolutions 2621(XXV),35/118and35/119, theSpecial Committee intends -59--..-..-_._.~ ....,..-_.~._- -~~- ,----_.~ .~"..,-, "_..•.._-_..._."---_.- .__.-_._~_._~_._- Iil'rrj ,j 1...... J.i ;l',' ~'.during 1982topursueitsefforts inseeking thebestwaysandmeansforthe immediate andfullimplementation oftheDeclaration inallTerritories whichhave notyetattained independence. Inparticular, theCommittee willkeepunder scrutiny developments concerning eachTerritory, aswellasthecompliance bythe colonial Ibwerswiththerelevant decisions andresolutions oftheUnitedNations. TheCommittee willalsoexamine theextentofcompliance byallMemberStateswith theDeclaration, theprogramme ofactionforitsfullimplementation andother UnitedNations resolutions onthequestion ofdecolonization. Onthebasisofthis review, theCommittee willsubmitconclusions andrecommendations astothe specific measures necessary toachieve theobjectives setoutintheDeclaration andtherelevant provisions oftheCharter. 172.Inundertaking theabove-mentioned tasks,theSpecial Committee willcontinue tobeguided bytheprovisions ofparagraph 12(b)ofresolution 35/119, whereby theGeneral Assembly requested ittomakeconcrete suggestions whichcouldassist theSecurity Council inconsidering appropriate measures undertheCharter with regardtodevelopments' incolonial Territories thatarelikelytothreaten international peaceandsecurity. TheCommittee intends inthisregardto undertake afurther comprehensive reviewofthesituation concerning Namibia. 173.Inconformity withtherelevant decision oftheGeneral Assembly andin accordance withestablished practice, theSpecial Committee willcontinue toinvite representatives ofthenational liberation movement recognized byOAUto participate inanobserver capacity initsproceedings. Further, whenever necessary, theCommittee willalsocontinue toinvite, inconsultation, as appropriate, withOAUandthenational liberation movement concerned, individuals who'could furnishitwithinformation onspecific aspects ofthesituation inthe Territory, whichitmightnotbeabletosecureotherwise. 174.Inlinewiththeexpress wishoftheGeneral Assembly, theSpecial Committee willrecommend, whenever itconsiders properandappropriate, adeadline forthe accession toindependence ofeachTerritory inaccordance withthewishesofthe peopleandtheprovisions oftheDeclaration. Inaddition, theCommittee, as requested inparagraph 12(d)ofGeneral Assembly resolution 35/119, willcontinue topayparticular attention tothesmallTerritories, including thesending of visiting missions thereto, andtorecommend totheAssembly themostsuitable steps tobetakento'enablethepopulations concerned toexercise theirrightto self-determination, freedom andindependence. TheCommittee alsointends to
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the United Nations Special Committee on Decolonization, which is tasked with overseeing the process of decolonization and promoting the self-determination of territories that are not yet independent. The text mentions the Committee's efforts to implement the Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples, as well as its review of developments in various territories and its recommendations for achieving independence. The text does not seem to be focused on specific economic, environmental, or social issues, but rather on the political process of decolonization.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, International relations