Furthermore, theissueofcompliance andverification wasonlybriofly touched upon. "IV.CONCLUSIONS ANDBECOMMENDATIONS "10.Itwas:recognized that"Cheworkaccomplished bytheAdHocCommittee in1985 madeafurther contribution tothesolution oftheissuesentrusted toit.'Itis therefore recommended thattheConference onDisarmament shouldre-establish the AdHocCommittee onRadiological 'Weapons atthebeginning ofits1986session and thattheAnnextothisreportbeconsidered asabasisforfurther work. IIAlrnEX "SCOPE Ill.EachStatePartytothisTreatyundertakes neverunderanycircumstances to develop, produce, stockpile, otherwise a.cquire orpossess, transfer oruse radiological weapons. "[2.EachStatePartytothisTreatyalsoundertakes neverunderanycircumstances toemploydeliberately, byitsdissemination, anyradioactive material, not defined asaradiological weaponin.Article •••ofthisTreaty, tocause destruction, d~, orinjurybymeansoftheradiation produced bythedecS¥ ofsuchmaterial. J . "[3.EachStatePartyfurther undertakes neverunderanycircumstances tore1ef.<.[:j,} ordisseminate radioactive. material causingdestruction1damageorinjtl.ry~ by meansoftheradiation produced bythedecayofsuchms,terial, byattacking r.uclearfacilities astheyaredefinedinArticle e..oft?1isTresty.] Yf[JachstatePartytothisTreatY'undertakes neTerunderMycirc\DDstances ~oattacknuclear raC1~1ties.]· . -130-"[3.bis givingre warifsu providing "[4.Thep ortoradi "5.EachS encourage 0 organizatio Treatyhave and3oft "Forthe "Ca)t 11 n[Cb) ~ purposes] or ,,( lI(i ,,[( ,,[[andwhich areincluded anintegral "1/In elements of•••-------- • 1_1..1___.••F 00__ • !--"[3.bisThisprohibition againstattackshallnotapplytonuclearfacilities givingregular significant anddirectsupporttomilitary operations intimeof warifsuchattackistheonlyfeasible wa;rofterminating suchsupport and providing thatsuchattacks donotleadtothereleaseofradioactivity.] "[4.Theprovisions ofthisTreatyshallnotapplytonuclear explosive devices ortoradioactive material produced bythem.] "5.EachstatePartytothisTreatyalsoundertakes notine¥JYwqtoassist, encourage orinduceanyperson,state,gt'oupofstates, orinternational organization toengageinanyoftheactivitieswhichthestatesParties tothe Treatyhaveundertaken nottoengageinundertheprovisions ofparag:raphs 1,2 and3ofthisArticle. "DEFINITIONS ''Forthepurposes ofthisTreaty: "(a)theterm"radiological weapon" means: "(i)Anydevice, including anyweaponorequipment, specifically designed toemployradioactive material bydisseminating itto causedestruction, damage,orinjurybymeansoftheradiation produced bythedec~ofsuchmaterial; "(ii)Anyradioactive material specifically [Prepared] [designed] for employment, byitsdissemination, tocausedestruction, daJnaBe, orinjurybymeansoftheradiation produced bythedeca;rof suchmaterial. "[(b)Theterm"nuclear facilities" meansnuclearfacilities [forpeaceful purposes] onlandwhichare: "(i)nuclearreactors; "(ii)intermediate spentfuelstorages; storageofnuclear fuel]; lI(iii) reprocessing plants;[fac11itiesfortransport and1 o 1 "(iv)wastedeposits and "[(v) ~nrichment facilities.]] "[[andwhichareunder!AEAsafeguards] [andwhichinaccordance withAnnex••• areincluded inaRet~ster maintained bythe~epositaTy. Annex•••constitutes anintegt'aJ. partoftheTreaty.]]y . Ill/Inthiscontext, CD/RW/wp.67 contains Chairman's suggestions tordraft elements ofanAnnexrelating toArticle ~I(b). -131-Pi d e C i i"PEACEFUL USES 11[1.NothinginthisTreatyshouldbeinterpreted asaffecting theinalienable rightsofallStatesParties toapplyanddeveloptheirprogrammes forthe [peaceful] usesofnuclear energyforeconomic andsocialdevelopment [aswell asfortheuseofsourcesofradiation fromradioactive dec~forpeaceful purposes] [consistent withtheneedtoprevent the[vertical, horizontal and geographic] proliferation ofnuclear weapons] [inallitsaspects], [withthe needtoachieve measures ofnuclear disarmament] [withtheoverriding needof nuclear disarmament measures], andinconformity withtheirpriorities, interests andneeds[consistent withtheprovisions ofthepresent Treaty].] "[2.EachStatePartyundertakes [tocontribute] [toI:romote] [tothefullest possible extenttothestrengthening ofinternationalJ co-operation inthe peaceful usesofnuclear energy[radioactive materials] takingintoaccount the particular needsofthedeveloping countries.] "[3.EachSta'GePartyundertake:s tocontribute tothefullest possible extentto
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a treaty or agreement related to the use and regulation of radiological weapons, which are weapons that use radioactive material to cause harm. The text discusses the prohibition of developing, producing, and using such weapons, as well as the importance of promoting peaceful uses of nuclear energy and international cooperation in this field. The text also defines key terms, such as "radiological weapon" and "nuclear facilities", and provides exceptions to the prohibition on attacking nuclear facilities in certain circumstances. Overall, the text seems to be focused on the regulation of weapons and the promotion of peaceful uses of nuclear energy, rather than any of the other categories.

**Category**
Science and technology, International relations