contained therein, and decides to make adequate financial provisions for their implementation; 2. Decides that the United Nations Council for Namibia, in the discharge of its responsibilities as the legal Administering Authority for Namibia until in­ dependence and as a policy-making organ of the United Nations, shall: (a) Denounce all fraudulent constitutional or po­ litical schemes through which South Africa may attempt to perpetuate its system of colonial oppression and exploitation of the people and resources of Namibia; (b) Endeavour to ensure non-recognition of any administration or entity installed in Windhoek not issuing from free elections in Namibia, conducted on a territory-wide basis, under the supervision and control of the United Nations, in accordance with Security Council resolution 385 (1976) and subse­ quent resolutions in their entirety; (c) Secure the territorial integrity of Namibia as a unitary State comprising, inter alia, the total area of Walvis Bay; (d) Counter the policies of South Africa against the Namibian people and against the United Nations and the legal Administering Authority for Namibia, the United Nations Council for Namibia; (e) Continue to consult with the South West Africa People's Organization, as appropriate, in the formulation and implementation of its programme of work as well as in any matter of interest to the Nami­ bian people; (/) Continue to entrust such executive and ad­ ministrative duties as it deems necessary to the United Nations Commissioner for Namibia, who, in the per­ formance of his tasks, shall report to the Council; (g) Continue to mobilize international political support in order to press for the withdrawal of the illegal administration of South Africa from Namibia in accordance with United Nations resolutions on Namibia; (h) Inform leading opinion makers, media leaders, political and academic institutions and other concerned non-governmental organizations of Member States about the objectives and functions of the 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be focused on the political situation in Namibia, specifically the efforts of the United Nations Council for Namibia to counter South Africa's colonial rule and ensure the country's independence. It outlines the Council's responsibilities and actions, including denouncing fraudulent schemes, ensuring non-recognition of illegal administrations, and mobilizing international support for the withdrawal of South Africa's illegal administration.

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