corresponding consumption figures. In order to make this possible, respondents are requested to supply the latter type of information in section C, Part II. (n) 2.2 Construction The construction of new facilities may often be connected with the acquisition of land. The expenditures of the military sector for the acquisition of land should be reported separately in 2.2.12. (0) 2.2.4 Electronics etc. This item should also include communications and related structures and facilities. (p) 2.2.7 Training facilities ThiS item should include expenditures for construction of fixed installations for training purposcs such as firing ranges, obstacle courses and others. bd This l (4 / 2.2.8 Warehouses, depots etc. item should also include repair and maintenance facilities. 2.2.11 Shelters Since it may no-t be possible to distinguish between fortifications and shelters for military personnel, respondents are therefore requested to report al1 such ' CmtS under 2.2.10 - Fortifications, and to reserve the item 2.2.11 - Shelters, for such shelters that are constructed mainly for the purpose of protecting civilian popülation. (s) 2.2.12 Land The inclusion of the expenditures on the acquisition of land have been suggested by the Ad Hoc Panel. Information on sales of land by the militarY sector is requested in section C, Par-t II. (t) 3. Research and development A distinction between the two subdivisions of this item could be made according to the degree to which research activities are object-oriente& i-e.9 connected with the creation of a concrete product such as a specific wcapon sYstem. BasiC and applied but not object-oriented research msy accordingly fa11 under the subdivision 3.1, while mainly object-oriented research would come under the subdivision 3.2 togother with the development activities which are rcgarded as always object-destinated. Where the respondents they are requestod to make to the completed matrix. find difficulties in dealing with 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the reporting of military expenditures, specifically focusing on the construction of facilities, acquisition of land, and research and development. The language used is technical and specific to military activities, suggesting that the text is related to defense or military spending. The categories that seem most relevant are those related to economic development and industry.

**Category**
Defense, Industry