delegation would appeal to their Governments to reflect not only on the urgent need to secure a just settlement in Southern Rhodesia but also on the importance to out Organization of making the sanctions machinery work and be seen to work. 40. The comparative obscurity in which some of these countries have consistently broken sanctions is clearly bound to come to an end. A feature of the report wo ate considering, as for example in paragraphs 18 and 21, is the desire of the Committee to expose them. My delegation hopes that the prospect of exposure will provide th’e stimulus they need to bear down harder on their com- panies. If that fails, the Council will inevitably find itself having to consider more drastic steps. 41. Another feature of the recommendations made in rhe report is the emphasis on technical aspects of the adm*tis. tration of sanctions. It is clear that many States, and rhe Committee itself, require more expert advice and assistamx. My delegation, therefore, fully endorses the recommenda. tions regarding the manual, the list of experts and the strengthening of the Secretariat. In particular, my delega- tion believes that the Committee should proceed as a matter of urgency, with the assistance of the Secretariat expert and the experts nominated by States, to produce the manual on documentation and clearing procedures, which we believe will be an important and constructive step. 42, There are other measures which the Committee has recommended and which my Government fully supports. There are still others which were considered but not adopted by the Committee and some of which my Government could have supported, But there is a limit to what we can achieve by refinements of the scope and administration of sanctions. What is needed is a greater will 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the implementation and effectiveness of economic sanctions against a specific country (Southern Rhodesia), and the need for international cooperation and technical assistance to make the sanctions machinery work. It also touches on the theme of accountability and exposure of countries that have not complied with sanctions. Given these themes, it is likely that the text is related to international economic policy and sanctions.

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