26. Furthermore, in paragraph 18 the Committee con- siders the release of quarterly lists containing names of companies found guilty of sanctions violations and Govern- ments that have not responded within the prescribed period of two months to an inquiry from the Committee regarding cases of possible sanctions violations. 27. As the Council is certainly aware, the programme of work that the Commitee has thus drawn up for itself is vast. but it simply adds to and completes the programme already set out in previous reports-in particular in the third annual report2 and in the first special report [S/10632 of 9 May 19721. L 28. The members of the Committee were unanimous-and we did not deem it necessary to include this in the report-in considering that the task entrusted to them by 1 OffKal Records of the Security Council, Twenty-seventh Year, Special Supplement No. 2. the Council was one of paramount importance and in making to it the full. contribution expected of them. In their efforts they were assisted by a Secretariat team which my delegation-and here I believe I am speaking also on behalf of all members of the Committee-holds in the highest regard. That team, composed of excellent people whose devotion is total and whose impartiality has never been questioned, was the mainspring of our work. 29. But cases of suspected violation multiply and corres- pondence mounts unceasingly. Futhermore, the Committee is in ever-increasing need of research work and analysis. It therefore desires that the present team from the Secretariat which assists it should be considerably reinforced, not only for routine work but also at the technical level and, in particular, by the inclusion in it of a person with practical experience in international commerce. That is the unani- mous recommendation expressed by the Committee in 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be related to the work of the United Nations Security Council's Committee, discussing its program of work, quarterly lists of companies guilty of sanctions violations, and the need for research work and analysis. It seems to be focused on the international trade and economic aspects, as it mentions international commerce and sanctions violations.

**Category**
International trade, Industry