fortheelimination oftheremaining manifestations ofcolonialism andtoreport thereontotheGeneral Assembly atitsthirty-sixth session". TheCommittee also tookintoaccount General Assembly resolution 35/22of11November 1980,by paragraph 14ofwhichtheAssembly requested theCommittee "tocontinue the examination ofthisquestion atitsnextsession, including thepossible dispatch ofafurthervisiting mission toGuam,atanappropriate timeandinconsultation withtheadministering Power". Further, theCommittee tookintoaccount the relevant provisions ofGeneral Assembly resolution 35/118of11December 1980 containing thePlanofActionfortheFullImplementation oftheDeclaration on theGranting ofIndependence toColonial Countries andPeoples. 4.Duringitsconsidepation oftheitem,theSpecial Committee hadbeforeita working paperprepared bytheSecretariat containing information ondevelopments concerning theTerritory (A/AC.I09/650). 5.Therepresentative oftheUnite~StatesofAmerica, astheadministering Powerconcerned, participated in~~eworkoftheSpecial Committee duringits consideration oftheitem. 6.Atthe1193rdmeeting on12August, theRapporteur oftheSub-Committee on SmallTerritories, inastatement totheSpecial Committee (A/AC.I09/PV.1193), introduced thereportoftheSub-Committee (A/AC.I09/L.1405), containing an account ofitsconsideration oftheTerritor~. 7.Atits1194thmeeting, on13August, following statements bythe representatives ofCuba,Czechoslovakia, theUnionofSovietSocialist Republics, *Previously issueda.spartofA/36/23 (Pa.rtV) -132-Denmark, Australia andIran(A/AC.l09/PV.1194), theSpecial Committee adopted the reportoftheSub-Committee andendorsed theconclusions andrecommendations contained therein (seepara.10below),itbeingunderstood thatthereservations expressed bymembers wouldbereflected intherecordofthemeeting. 8.Atthesamemeeting, therepresentative oftheUnitedStatesmadea statement (A/AC.l09/PV.1194). 9.On14August, thetextoftheconclusions andrecommendations wastransmitted tothePermanent Representative oftheUnitedStatestotheUnitedNations forthe attention ofherGovernment. B.Decision oftheSpecial Committee 10.Thetextoftheconclusions andrecommendations concerning Guam,adopted by theSpecial Committee atitsl194thmeeting on13August1981,towhichreference ismadeinparagraph 7above,isreproduced below: (1)TheSpecial Committee reaffirms theinalienable rightofthe peopleofGuamtoself-determination andindependence inconformity with theDeclaration ontheGranting ofIndependence toColonial Countries and Peoples, contained inGeneral Assembly resolution 1514(XV)of 14December 1960. (2)TheSpecial Committee reaffirms itsconviction thatsuchfactors assize,geographical location, population andlimited natural resources shouldinnowaydelaytheimplementation oftheDeclaration contained in General Assembly resolution 1514(XV)inrespectoftheTerritory. (3)TheSpecial Committee noteswithappreciation thecontinued active participation oftheadministering PowerintheworkoftheCommittee on thisquestion, whichhasenabled theCommittee toconduct amoreinformed andmeaningful examination ofGuam,withaviewtoaccelerating theprocess ofdecolonization towards thefullandspeedyimplementation ofthe Declaration. (4)TheSpecial Committee, mindful oftheprinciples contained inthe CharteroftheUnitedNations andintheDeclaration, recallsthatthe administering Powerhastheresponsibility toensurethatthepeopleofthe Territory arekeptfullyinformed oftheirinalienable righttoself­ determination andindependence inaccordance withGeneral Assembly resolution 1514(XV).TheCommittee noteswithsatisfaction theestablishment in May1980bytheGuamLegislature ofacommission onself-determination with 1. ,1theobjectofstudying Guam'srelations withtheUnitedStates. Itfurther I, notesthataplebiscite isscheduled tobeheldinSeptember 1981,inwhich thepeopleofGuamwillvoteontheirfuturestatus. (5)TheSpecial Committee reiterates thatitistheresponsibility of theadministering Powertocreatesuchconditions intheTerritory aswill enablethepeopleofGuamtoexercise freelyandwithout anyinterference theirinalienable righttoself-determination andindependence inaccordance withGeneral Assembly resolution 1514(XV).TheCommittee furthercallsupon -133-*Previou2.TheSpec· l195thmeetin 6.Atthe11 statement (AlA4.Duringit working paper concern.ing the3.Initsc provisions of resolution 35 theGranting ofthatresol suitable means
**Analysis**
This text appears to be related to the process of decolonization and the self-determination of a specific territory, Guam. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that it is a report or a resolution from an international organization, such as the United Nations. The text mentions various resolutions, declarations, and working papers, which further supports this hypothesis.

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Humanitarian aid and relief, International relations