theAdHocCommittee ontheComprehensive Programme ofDisarmament resumedits workon7March1985undertheChairmanship ofAmbassador Alfonso Garo!aRobles (Mexico). MissAidaLuisaLevin,UnitedNations Department ofDisarmament Affairs servedastheCommittee's Seoretary. "2.TheAdHocCommittee held25meetings between7!'iarohand15August1985. "3.Attheirrequest, theConference onDisarmament decided to.invite the representatives ofthefollowing Statesnotmembers oftheConference to participate inthemeetings oftheAdHocCommittee: Bangladesh, Burundi, Cameroon, Finland, Norwq, Portugal, Senegal, SpainandTurkey. -133-r t I'"4.Inaddition tothedocuments ofprevious sessions relating totheagenda item,ytheAdHocCommittee hadbefore1tthefollowing documents submitted bymemberstatesinthecourseofthe1985session:CD It]}Thelistofdocuments mqbefoundinthereports .oftheprevious AdHocWorking GroupontheComprehensive Programme ofDisarmament whichare anintegral partofthereports oftheCommittee onDisarmament (CD/139, CD/228. CD/292andCD/335). -134-OD/CPDjwe.72 OD/CPDjwe.73 CD/CPDjwe.74 OD/CPDf'im.75 OD/CPDf'im.76 OD/CPD/WP.77 OD/CPD/WP.78Working paperbyagroupofsocialist countries onitem8oftheagendaof theConference onDisarmament, entitled ItComprehensi veProgramme ofDisarmament" Proposal. bytheUnitedstatesofAmerica forparagraphs 5and6ofSection V.A. ofOD/415 Proposal. bythedelegation oftheUnion ofSovietSocialist Republics concerning thetextofaparagraph ofthedraft Comprehensive Programme ofDisarmament relating tobilateral Soviet-United States negotiations Proposal by'thedelegation ofArgentina concerning the'paragraph ofthe Comprehensive Programme ofDisarmament relating tonegotiations between the UnitedStatesofAmerica andtheUnionof SovietSocialist Republics onnuclear and spaceweapons Proposal. bythedelegation ofArgentina for theparagraph oftheComprehensi ve Programme ofDisarmament relating tothe prevention ofanarmsraceinouterspace Proposed amendment bythedelegation of Francetothedrafttextsubmittedbythe delegations oftheUnitedStatesandofthe UnionofSovietSocialist Republics concerning chapter V,section A, paragraphs 5and6,oftheAnnexto document OD/4l5(CD/CPD/WP.73 and74) Proposal bythedelegation ofFrancefor theparagraph oftheComprehensive Programme ofDisarmament relating tomultilateral negotiations onnuclear disarmamentCD CD Inaddi examina (CD/CPD "5.In theAd 1983re DisarmaJ thethi: "6.Thl outstanl v,erees' ofimpl~ ofthe' Inadai' reconci. "1.Th Introdul during' inhis ofDis Differe discuss paragra thecha "8.In concern ofthe others, results thatde outstanCD/CPD/wpo 79 CD/CPD/WP.80 CD/CPD/WP.82TextfortheComprehensive Programme of Disarmament submitted byFrance, Germany, Federal Republic of,Norw8\Y, UnitedKingdom ofGreatBritain and Northern Ireland andUnitedstatesof America Proposal bythedelegation ofYugoslavia forparagraph 4(c)ofSection E,of Chapter V0oftheComprehensive Programme ofDisarmament, relating tothe establishment ofzoneofpeaceinthe Mediterranean Proposal ofthedelegation oftheKingdom ofMorocco forparagraph 4(c)of Section E,ofChapter Vofthe Comprehensive Programme ofDisarmament, relating totheestablishment ofzoneof peaceintheMediterranean Inaddition, thesecretariat prepared adocument containing theresults ofthe examination oftextsfortheComprehensive Programme ofDisarmament (CD/CPD/WP.81) • "lI.Substantive workduringthe1985session "5.Inpursuing theelaboration oftheComprehensive Programme ofDisarmament, theAdHocCommittee tookasthebasisofitsworkthetextannexed tothe 1983reportoftl~previous adhocWorking GrouptotheCommittee on Disarmament (CD/415),.which wasanintegral partoftheCommittee's reportto thethirty-eighth session oftheGeneral Assembly (CD/421). "6.The'AdHocCommittee concentrated itsworkontheresolution ofvarious outstanding questions. Contact Groups, opentoallinterested delegations,
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing a committee's work on disarmament and arms control, which suggests a focus on international relations and security. The mention of specific countries and proposals for disarmament agreements also supports this hypothesis.

**Category**
International relations, Security