case there is no need to wait 24 hours, or whether the representative of the United Kingdom wishes to sub- mit the draft resolution to his Government and to receive appropriate instructions, on the assumption that he has now been able to read it and has realized that his first interpretation of the draft resolution is not correct. I should like to know the views of the representative of the United Kingdom, if that is pas- sible. 145. Mr. KAM (Panama) (intcrpretrrtion fk~u ,!Qw- is/t): As a sponsor of the draft resolution, my delega- tion, when it spoke earlier, said that the draft resole- tion was being submitted as a matter of urgency, in view of our alarm about the intensification of the conflict in the region of the Malvinas and the increasing bloodshed. I also expressed the hope that the members of the Council would be responsive to the situatioa. 146. However, Mr. President, you have said that after consultations with several members of the Coun- cil it seems to you that we could vote tomorrow. I understand that these consultations took place and these views were given before the text of the draft resolution was distributed. I am also aware that many countries thought they should see the text before they expressed their views in a vote. 147. Since the text has now been distributed in all the working languages and since this would not be the first time that a draft resolution had been voted on on the day of its submission-although I have been a member of this body for only a short time, I have witnessed draft resolutions submitted by permanent members of the Council being put to the vote on the day of submission-I should like to urge, if the rnem 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a discussion about a draft resolution submitted to the United Nations Security Council regarding a conflict in the region of the Malvinas. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that it is an official document or transcript of a meeting. The content of the discussion centers around the urgency of the situation, the voting process, and the distribution of the draft resolution. Given the context, it seems likely that the topic is related to international relations, conflict resolution, or peacekeeping.

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