wererepresented byobservers aswereanumberofinternational and intergovernmental organizations. Alistofparticipants isintheAnnexto thepresent document. 8.PoliceMajorGeneral Chavallt Yodmani (Thailand) wasunanImously elect.ed totheofficeofChaIrman, Hr.B.Gibson (NewZealand) andMr.M.Yassin (Malaysia) wereunanimously elected asFirstandSecondViceChairmen. The meeting adopted thefollowing agenda: (a)Followuptorecommendations oftheTenthHONLEAHeet.ing; (b)Current trendsintheillicit traffic; (c)Newlydeveloped legislative andadministrative measures tocounter theillicittraffic; (d)Measures forimproving co-operation Inapplying co-ordInated countermeasures withintheregion; (e)Measures forimproving theapplIcation ofco-ordinated countermeasures atinter-regional level; (f)Consideration ofspecific countermeasures: conLrolled delivery; (g)ConsideratIon ofspecific countermeasures: extradition; (h)ConsideratIon ofspecific countermeasures: tracing, freezing and forfeiture oftheproceeds ofdrugcrimes; (i)Development andpromotion ofmoreeffective actionagainstillicit drugtraffIc through traIning; (j)Development ofmeasures tocounter drugsmuggling through the postalsystem; (k)AgendafortheTwelfth HONLEAMeeting. ----__---1_E/CN,7/1985/9 page4 II.DISCUSSION OFAGENDA ITEMS (a)Follow uptorecommenda~ions oftheTenthHONLEAKeeting 9.Attheinvitation oftheChairman. therepresentative oftheDivision outlined activities whichhadbeenpursued asaresultoftherecommendations oftheTenthHONLEAKeeting. TheCommission onNarcotic Drugshadadopted a resolution (3(S-VIII» entitled ·'Internationa1 Campaign Against theTraffic inDrugsUi thiscontaihed anumberofelements whichhadbeenidentified as desirable bytheTenthHONLEAHeeting. Anumberofthesewerealsobeing pursued anddebated atthecurren~ thirty-ninth session oftheGeneral Assembly oftheUnitedNations inNewYork.Measures toimprove communication between statesinpartsofSouthWestAsiahadbeenpursued in anumberofinformal meetings. thesehadculminated inaformalmeeting in Colombo. SriLanka. from14-16November 1984.Similar actionhadnowbeen requested intheCaribbean wheremeasures against theillicit drugtraffic weresimilarly inhibited bylackofregular communication between national agencies. 10.ASecondExpertGroupHeeting ontheForfeiture oftheProceeds ofDrug CrimeshadbeenheldinViennainOctober 1984.Experts fromIndiaand Malaysia hadbeenparticipants inthismeeting. thereportofwhichwouldbe considered bytheCommission inFebruary 1985.TheGovernment ofThailand hadactedashosttoameeting designed. astheTenthHONLEAMeeting had suggested. tocontinue toinvolve non-governmental organizations in prevention andreduction ofdrugabuse. Hepaidtribute totheworkofthe Governments ofThailand andIndonesia whichwereveryactiveinthisfield andtotheconsistent involvement andsupport oftheColombo PlanBureau. TheTenthHeeting's recommendations concerning exchange ofliaisonofficers hadbeenfollowed byadditional postings inmanystatesoftheregioni this. inturn,hadincreased theability ofinternational organizations concerned toprovide practical druglawenforcement training withthesupport ofthe Governments ofmanyHemberstates. 11.Therepresentative ofIndonesia statedthatthosesuspected of drug-related crimescanbepreven~ed fromtravelling outside thecountry by denialofexItpermits. Foreigners knowntobeinvolved insuchcrimesare forbidden toenterIndonesia orcanbedeported. Amaximum penalty of capital punishment fortrafficking inopiates andoflifeimprisonment for trafficking Incannabis andcocahadbeenintroduced. Indonesia participated actively indruKlawenforcement training within theASEANgroupand in-country training hadalsobeenconducted withsupport fromtheUnited statesofAmerica. TheFederal Republic ofGermany hadposledadrugexpert attheCriminal Investigation Training Centreforfouryears. Aspartofthe continuing emphasis ontheinvolvement ofnon-governmental andvoluntary organizations, theGovernment wouldactashosttotheInternational Federation ofNon-Governmental Organizations Conference incollaboration with theColombo PlanBureau whichwouldmeetinJakarta from10-14December 1984.Finally. aspecial forumhadbeenestablished wherethehighest officers ofthejudiciary andthedruglawenforcement agencies couldmeetto
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing a meeting of international organizations focused on combating drug trafficking, with representatives from various countries and organizations sharing their experiences and strategies. The meeting covers a range of topics, including law enforcement, training, and cooperation between countries. Given the specific focus on drug trafficking and the emphasis on law enforcement and international cooperation, it seems likely that the text falls under a category related to health or law enforcement.

**Category**
Health, International relations