A, ~ . 465. The Commission, at its thirtieth sesslon in 1978, included the topic "International liability for injurious consequences arising out of act6 not prohibited by international la&’in it6 programme of work nnd appointed Mr. Robert Q. Quentin-Baxter Special Rapporteur for the topic. 46G. The Commiseion, from it6 thirty-uecond to it6 thirty-sixth session in 1984, received and considered five reports from the Special Rapporteur. 2pb/ The report6 6ought to develop a conceptual ba6i6 and schematic outline for the topic and contained proposals for five draft articles. The 6ChematiC outline was set out in the Special Re porteur’e third report to the thirty-fourth sea3sion of the Commission in 1982. The five draft articles were propoeed in the Special Rapporteur’s fifth report to the thirty-sixth session of the Commiseion in 1984. They were considered by the Commission, but no decision wan taken to refer them to the Drafting Committee. 467. The Commission, at it6 thirty-sixth 6e66ion, in 1984, aleo had before it the following materfalsr the replies to a questionnaire addressed in 1983 by the Legal Counsel of the United Nations to 16 selected internrtional organizations to ascertain whether, amonget other matters, Obligation6 which State6 owe to each other and discharge as members of international organizations may, to that oxtent, fulfil or replace Borne of the procedure6 referred to in the schematic outline J&Z/ and a 6tudy prepared by the For the five reports of the Special Rapporteur, 686&Lk ,.. 198Q, vol. II (Part One), p. 247, document A1CN.41334 and Add.1 and 2, X&a&&& . . . 19U, vol. II (Part One), p. 103, document A/CN.4/346 and Add.1 ancl 2, ~~hQ.9.k . . . . lL..-&Q.S2., vol. II (Part One), p, 51, document A/CN.4/360, WL...,, __,_ 19&Z, vol. II (Part. One), p. 201, document.
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the work of the International Law Commission, specifically the topic of international liability for injurious consequences arising out of acts not prohibited by international law. The reports and drafts mentioned are focused on developing a conceptual framework and outlining the obligations of states to each other as members of international organizations. This suggests that the category is related to international law, which is a key aspect of the field of international relations.

**Category**
International relations