(u) Working paper submitted by Finland, Greece, Italy, Norway, Portugal, Spain and Sweden concerning the definition of "miqrent workers” cantaintfl in the revised proposal for part I, article6 2 and 4, and part IV of the draft Convention tA/C.3/38/WG.l/CRP.5): (v) Compilation of proposals made by members of the Working Group (A/C.3/36/WG.l/WP.l). A/C. 3/45/l English Page 5 I. ORGANIZATION OF WORK a. At its 1st meeting on 29 May 1990, the Working Group agreed to proceed first with the pending articles and provisions and then to take up the consideration of the technical review of the draft Convention on the basis of the tent of the preamble and articles adopted by the Working Group contained in document A/C.3/45/WG.l/WP.l, taking into account the text as revised on the basis of a technical review of linguistic issues reflected in document A/C.3/45/WG.l/WP.l/Rev.l as well as the comments and suggestions relating to the text contained in document A/C.3/45/WG.l,‘WP.l/Rev.l/Add.l. The Working Group also decided to set up a small drafting group to review the results of the technical review and to submit its proposals to the plenary for approval. 9, At the outset of the session, the representative of Norway, referring to paragraph 43 of the Working Group’s report (A/C.3/44/4), stated that the statement by the International Labour Office contained in that paragraph had not been made when the Working Group had consiiiered the provision relating to seafarers, but during the revision of the said report. He held the view that the circumstances under rthich the said statement had been made should be properly reflected in the report. The representative of Morocco supported that view since the observer of the International Labour Office had not been present during the consideration of the provision relating to seafarers. II. CONSIDERATION OF THE ARTICLES OF THE INTERNATIONAL 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the revision of a draft convention, specifically related to the definition of "migrant workers" and the consideration of articles in a working group. The language used is formal and technical, suggesting that the topic is related to international law or policy. The mention of the International Labour Office and the consideration of provisions related to seafarers also points towards the category of Employment.

**Category**
Employment