governfurther actions ofStatesinfreezing andreducing military budgets couldcontribute toharmonizing theviewsofStates andcreateconfidence amongthemconducive toachieving international agreements onthereduction of military budgetsJ "(c)TheGeneral Assembly urgeallMemberStates, inparticular themost heavily armedStates, toreinforce theirreadiness toco-operate ina constructive mannerwithaviewtoreaching agreements tofreeze, reduceor otherwise restrain military expenditures. -15- I~ \"Notes "a/Official Records oftheGeneral Assembly, Thirty-ninth Session, Supplement No.42(A/39/42}, annexX. "~/SeeannexII." 29.ThereportofWorking GrouplIonagendaitem6readsasfollows: "Report ofWorking GroupII "1.TheGeneral Assembly, atitsthirty-ninth session, adopted resolution 39/61Bof12December 1984bywhichit,interalia,requested theDisarmament Commission toconsider asamatterofpriority SouthAfrica's nuclear capability duringitssession in1985,takingintoaccount, interalia,the findings ofthereportoftheunitedNations Institute forDisarmament Research onSouthAfrica's nuclear capability. "2.TheDisarmament Commission, atits84thmeeting, on6May1985,decided toestablish working GroupIItodealwithagendaitem6regarding the question ofSouthAfrica's nuclear capability andtomakerecommendations thereon totheCommission, pursuant toGeneral Assembly resolution 39/61B. "3.TheWorking Groupmetunderthechairmanship ofMr.Davidson L.Hepburn (Bahamas) andheld7meetings between 13and24May1985.TheWorking Group alsoconducted informal consultations through theChairman duringthisperiod. "4.Atits1stmeeting, on13May,theWorking Groupdecided thattheworking papercontained inannexXIofthereportoftheDisarmament Commission atits 1984session (A/CN.l~/1984/WG.II/CRP.1) ~/shouldserveasbasicdocument for consideration ofthesubject. "5.Incarrying outitswork,theWorking Groupalsotookintoaccount other relevant documents onthesubject, interalia: "(a)'SouthAfrica's planandcapability inthenuclearfield' (A/35/402 andCorr.l), "(b)'ReportoftheunitedNations Seminar onNuclear Collaboration with SouthAfrica', ~/ "(c)'South Africa~s nuclear capability' (A/39/470). "6.Onthatbasis,theWorking Groupendeavoured todraftconclusions and recommendations ontheissue. However, afterstudying amendments submitted andengaging inintensive informal consultations, itwasnotpossible toreach aconsensus. "7.Inviewofthelackofconsensus onthetext,theWorking Group,atits 8thmeeting, on24May1985,decided torecommend totheDisarmament Commission torefertothefortieth session oftheGeneral Assembly theissue ofSouthAfrica's nuclear capability aswellasthepresent reporttowhich thetextcontained indocument A/CN.10/1984/WG.II/CRP.1 isannexed forits further consideration. £/ -16-In lament :he ,ded B. ,urn QUP riOO. rking tits for ther /402 with its lsue :h30."Notes "~/Official Records oftheGeneral Assembly, Thirty-ninth Session, Supplement No.42(A/39/42). "~/SeeOfficial Records oftheSecurity Council, Thirty-fourth Year, Supplement forJanuary, February andMarch1979,document S/13157. "£/Seeannex111." ThereportofWorking Group111onagendaitem7readsasfollows: "Report ofWorking GroupIII "1.TheGeneral Assembly, atitsthirty-ninth session, adotedresolution 39/151Gof17December 1984bywhichit,interalia,reauested the Disarmament Commission, atitssubstantive session in1Y85,tocarryoutasa matterofpriority acomprehensive reviewoftheroleoftheUnitedNations in thefieldofdisarmament, takingintoaccount, interalia,theviewsand suggestions ofMemberStatesontheSUbject. "2.TheDisarmament Commission, atits92ndmeeting, on17May1985,decided toestablish Working Group111todealwithagendaitem7regarding the auestion ofthereviewoftheroleoftheUnitedNations inthefieldof disarmament, andtomakerecommendations thereon totheCommission, pursuant toGeneral Assembly resolution 39/151 G. "3.Inconnection withitswork,theWorking Grouphadbeforeitthereplies ofMemberStatestotheSecretary-General regarding thereviewoftheroleof theUnited Nation~ inthefieldofdisarmament (A/CN.lO/69 andAdd.1-5 and A/CN.10/7l) •
**Analysis**
The text appears to be related to international relations and disarmament, specifically discussing the reduction of military budgets and the role of the United Nations in the field of disarmament. The language used is formal and official, suggesting that it is a report or resolution from a United Nations body.

**Category**
Disarmament, International Relations