6.Representatives of'thef'ollowing memberStatesparticipated intheworkoftheConf'erence: Algeria; Argentina; Australia; Belgium; Brazil; Bulgaria; Bunna;Canada; China; Cuba;Czechoslovakia; Egypt;Ethiopia; France; GennanDemocraticRepublic; -Gennany, Federal Republic of';Hungary; India;Indonesia; Islamic RepublicofIran;Italy;Japan;Kenya;Mexico; Mongolia; Morocco; Netherlands; Nigeria;Pakistan; Peru;Poland; Romania; SriLanka;Sweden; Unionof'SovietSocialistRepublicd; UnitedKingdom of'GreatBritain andNorthem Ireland; UnitedStatesof'America; Venezuela; Yugoslavia; andZaire. Theconsolidated listof'participants inthef'irstandsecondpartsofthesessionisincluded asAppendix Itothereport. -1-C.Agendaforthe1985Session andProgramme ofWork fortheFirstandSecondPartsoftheSession ther7.Atthe289thPlenary Meeting on7February 1985,thePresident sUbmitted a proposal ontheprovisional agendaforthe1985sessioninconformity with rule29oftheRulesofProcedure, andmadethefollowing statement (CD/PV.289): "Withrespecttotheadoption oftheagendafortheyear1985,itis understood thatthequestion ofthenuclear neutron weaponiscovered byitem2oftheagendaandcanbeconsidered underthatagendaitem." lIlal edto the 3of' Jer8.Atthesameplenary meeting, theConference adopteditsagendafortheyear. 9.Atthe29lstplenary meeting on14February 1985,thePresident submitted a proposal concerning theprogramme ofworkforthefirstpartofthe1985session, inaccordance withrule29oftheRulesofProcedure. Atthesamemeeting, the Conference adopted theprogramme ofwork. 10.Thetextsoftheagendaandprogramme ofworkadopted bytheConference (Documents CD/550andAddendum 1)aregivenbelow: Jer Lea ~en June, lion Ltions lanent the"TheConference onDisarmament, asthemultilateral negotiating forum, shallpromote theattainment ofgeneral andcomplete disarmament under effective international control. "TheConference, takingintoaccount, interalia,therelevant provisions oftheDocuments ofthefirstandsecondspecial sessions of theGeneral Assembly devoted todisarmament, willdealwiththecessation ofthearmsraceanddisarmament andotherrelevant measures inthe. following areas: Otherweapons ofmassdestruction; Reduction ofarmedforces;Reduction of'military budgets;Nuclear weaponsinallaspects; Chemical Weapons; Conventional weapons; Disarmament anddevelopment; Disarmament ahdinternational security; Collateral measures, confidence-building measures; effective verification methods inrelation toappropriate disarmament measures, acceptable toallparties concerned;I. II. :of' Ill.urma; tic IV. .epublie a; v. t es VI. VIL VIII. IX. . X.Comprehensive programme ofdisarmament leadingtogeneral and complete disarmament undereffective international control. -2------------..111$._--.7-------------------2------- .:;o ~_i!O!'IIi., k- entsubmitted a rmitywith ent(CD/PV.289):"Within theaboveframework, theConference onDisarmament adopts thefollowing agendafor1985whichincludes itemsthat,inconformity withtheprovisions ofSection VIIIofitsRulesofProcedure, wouldbe considered byit: 1.Nucleartestban. g5,itis Lscovered :mdaitem." ,dafortheyear. ientsubmitted a ~he1985session, nemeeting, the ~Conference ~otiating forum, lmentunder2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 1. 8.Cessation ofthenuclear armsraceandnuclear disarmament. Prevention ofnuclear war,including allrelatedmatters. Chemical weapons. Prevention ofanarmsraceinouterspace. Effective international arrangements toassurenon-nuclear­ weaponStatesagainst theuseorthreatofuseofnuclear weapons. Newtypesofweapons ofmassdestruction andnewsystemsof suchweapons; radiological weapons. Comprehensi veprogr'amme ofdisarmament. 'e1evant sessions of thecessation ,inthe·9..Consideration andadoption oftheannualreportandanyot7'·ar reportasappropriate totheGeneral Assembly oftheUnit~~Nations. Programme ofWork "Incompliance withrule28ofitsRulesofProcedure, theConference onDisarmament alsoadoptsthe;'.,Uowing programme ofworkfOl'the firstpartofits1985session: 5-15Februarv Stat.·aments inplenary meetings. Considera/cion of theagendaandprogramme ofwork,aswellasofthe establishment ofsubsidiary bodiesonitemsofthe agendaandotherorganizational questions.
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