perfectly clear that all functions of the United Nations relating to strategic areas should be exercised by the Security council. 193. As far as co-operation with the Special Committee was concerned, the same distinction applied, General Assembly resolution 1654 (XVr) of 27 November 1961 reauested the Trusteeship Council to give the Special Committee aSSiStanCe in relation to non-strategic Trust Territories. Now only one Trust Territory remained and it was a strategic one to which Article 83 alone applied. -27- 194. Thus, the United Kingdom delegation considered that the Trusteeship Council Was no longer required to render assistance to the Special Committee or to the General Assembly. 195. The representative of the United States , noting that the representative of the Soviet Union had referred to General Assembly resolution 1514 (XV), recalled that all General Assembly resolutions were non-binding recommendations. The representative of the Soviet Union had not referred to Assembly reSOlUti.OnS 1541 (XV) of 15 December 1960 and 2625 (XXV), which spelled out conditions for the exercise of the right to self-determination and self-government. Events in the Micronesian entities had conformed with those two non-binding resolutions, Article 83 of the Charter was auite clear that the functions relating to strategic Trust Territories were the responsibility of the Security Council and not of the General Assembly. 196. The representative of the United States said that the Special Committee's draft resolution on Micronesia 16/ cited by the representative of the Soviet Union at some length had never been tzen up by the General Assembly in plenary meetings. For the past three years, the Chairman of the Fourth Committee, reflecting the will of the membership of the Fourth Committee, had announced deferral of consideration of that draft resolution. In 1981, the Fourth Committee had, by a vote of 71 to 30, decided to defer consideration of the draft resolution. 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be discussing international relations and the role of the United Nations in administering trust territories. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that it may be a record of a meeting or a statement by a government representative. The text references specific UN resolutions and articles, which suggests that it may be related to international governance or law.

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