3. similarly, on 22 March r985, the s ec re rary-ceneral brought to the attenti.on ofthe Government of fsrael tbose resolutions, including resoluti.on 39/99 H, andrequested Israel to connunicate to him as soon as possible and preferably Dy30 June any intormation it could provide on the i.mprementation ot cbe provisionscontained lhere in. 4- Also on 22 r4arch 1985, the s ec retary-cenera I sent a note velbare to arr otherl4enber States and non-member States drawing their attention to the refevantprovisions of resolutions j9/99 A to K, including paragraph 3 of resolution39/99 E. and Eequested informati.on in regard to their lmp.lenent at ion. 5. A reply dated 12 August 1985 rras received fron Israel covering various aspectsot resorutions 39/99 A co x. Tn the portion ot the reply reLating to resolution39/99 E. nRevenues derived fron palestine refugee properties',, rsraer stacear thatthe position of the Governnent regarding that natter had been set out fully by therepresentative of Israel in the Speciat Polit.ical Comnittee of the ceneral Assemblyon 10 November l98l (A/spC /j6/SR.28l . 6. At the time of preparation of this report no reply had been received fron anvother State in relation to the irnplenentation of resolution 3g/gg n.
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing international relations, specifically the implementation of resolutions related to the Palestinian refugee properties. The language used is formal and diplomatic, indicating that it may be related to a government or international organization. The content does not seem to be directly related to economic development, natural resources, or health, but rather focuses on a specific political issue.

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