15, The Parties undertake to give their full support to the Mission.they pledge 3 . (a) To grart the Mission whatever facilities it nayperfornance of its functio[s i (b) To ensure the security of the members of the Mission and of such persons as may have provided it with information, testimony or evidence of any kind, (c) To provide, as expeditiously as possibfe, whatever information tnay be ' required by the Missioni any reconunendations nade to then (d) To give their earliest consideratioD toby the Missioni (e) Not to hiader the fulfilneut 'l 16. Eacb of the Parties shal.l. appoi!,t Mi s sion. '17. Should the Mission receive corynunicatiotrs referring to acts . which occurred prior to its establisbment, it may transmit them,appropriate, to the cornp€tert auttroriti€s. 18, The fact that a case or situaCion has been cotrsidered by thepreclude the applicatioD thereto of inherDational procedures forprotection of hunan rights.To that end, require for the of the Mission's mandate. a delegate to serve as liaison with the or situations if it deens it Mission shall not. the pronot.ion and tAl44/9n S/2154l English Page5 (g)Tomakerecommendations totheParties onthebasisofanyconclusions it hasreached withrespect tocasesorsituations itmayhavebeencalled uponto 'consider; (h)Toofferitssupport tothejudicial authorities ofElSalvador inorder tbhelpimprove thejudicia~ p.ocedures fortheprotection ofhumanrights and increase respect fortheru~esofdueprocess oflaw; (i)Toconsult theAttorney-General oftheRepublic; (j)Toplanandcarryoutaneducational andinformational campaign onhuman rights andonthefunctions oftheMission itself; (k)Tousethemediatotheextentuseful forthefulfilment ofitsmandate; (1)Toreportregularly totheSecretary-General oftheUnited Nations and through himtotheGeneral Assembly. 15.TheParties undertake togivetheirfullsupport totheMission. Tothatend, theypledge: (a)TogranttheMission whatever facilities itmayrequire forthe performance ofitsfunctions: (b)Toensure thesecurity ofthemembers oftheMission andofsuchpersons asmayhaveprovided itwithinformation, testimony orevidence ofanykind; (c)Toprovide, asexpeditiously aspossible, whatever information maybe ·required bytheMission; (d)Togivetheirearliest consideration toanyrecommendations madetothem bytheMission; (e)Nottohinder thefulfilment oftheMission's mandate., f 16.EachoftheParties shallappoint adelegate toserveasliaison withthe .Mission. '17.Should theMission receive communications referring toactsorsituations whichoccurred priortoitsestablishment, itmaytransmit them,ifitdeemsit appropriate, tothecompetent authorities. 18.Thefactthatacaseorsituation hasbeenconsidered bytheMission shallnot preclude theapplication thereto ofinternational procedures forthepromotion and protection ofhumanrights. I •.. •• •
**Analysis**
This text appears to be related to international cooperation and human rights, specifically the establishment of a mission to promote and protect human rights in El Salvador. The text outlines the responsibilities and obligations of the parties involved, including providing facilities, ensuring security, and reporting regularly to the Secretary-General of the United Nations. The text does not seem to be related to economic development, natural resources, or other categories that focus on specific sectors or industries.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Human rights