formation of the Supreme National Council (SNC). The Cambodian parties accepted the framework document formulated by the five permanent members of the Security Council in its entirety as the basis for settling the Cambodia conflict, and committed themselves, in full co-operation with all other participants of the Paris International Conference on Cambodia (PICC), to elaborating this framework into a comprehensive political settlement through the processes of the PICC. In this context, the Cambodian parties addressed the question of a Supreme National Council of Cambodia, and agreed on the Nature and Functions of the SNC as stipulated in the P-5 document. They specifically agreed as follows: (a) The SNC is the unique legitimate body and source of authority in which, throughout the transitional period, the independence, sovereignty and unity of Cambodia is embodied; (b) The SNC is composed of representative individuals with authority among the Cambodian people and reflecting all shades of opinion among theme (c) The SNC will represent Cambodia externally and occupy the seat of Cambodia at the United Nations, in the United Nations specialised agencies, and in other international institutions and international conferences; (d) The SNC at the time of signature of the comprehensive settlement will delegate to the United Kations all powers necessary to ensure the implementation of the comprehensive agreement, including those relating to the conduct of free and fair elections and the relevant aspects of the administration of Cambodia; (e) All decisions of the SNC will be made by consensus among its members. I.. . A/45/490 s/21132 English Page 3 Accordingly, the Cambodian parties agreed to form the SNC with the following compositionr* 1. H.E. Mr. Cbau Sen Coosal 2. H.E. Mr. Chem Snguon 3. H.E. Mr. Hor Namhong 4. H.E. Mr. Hun Sen 5. H.E. Mr. Ieng Kouly 6. H.E. Mr. Rhieu Samphan 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the political settlement of a conflict in Cambodia, specifically the formation of the Supreme National Council (SNC) and its composition. The text does not mention economic, environmental, or social issues, but rather focuses on the political process of resolving the conflict and the role of the SNC in representing Cambodia internationally.

**Category**
International Relations, Politics