question oftheimplementation oftheDeclaration atitsthirty-sixth session, it maywishtotakeintoaccount thevarious recommendations oftheCommittee which arereflected intherelevant chapters ofthepresent reportand,inparticular, to endorse theproposals outlined inthepresent section inordertoenablethe Committee tocarryoutthetasksitenvisages for1982.Inaddition, theCommittee recommends thattheAssembly should renewitsappealtotheadministering Powersto takeallnecessary stepsfortheimplementation oftheDeclaration andtherelevant UnitedNations resolutions, inaccordance withthefreelyexpressed wishesofthe peoples oftheTerritories concerned. Inthisconnexion, theCommittee, bearing in mindtheusefulresults achieved asaconsequence oftheactiveparticipation by theadministering Powersconcerned initswork,recommends thattheAssembly should againrequest theadministering Powerstoco-operate, orcontinue toco-operate, withtheCommittee inthedischarge ofitsmandate and,inparticular, to participate actively initsworkrelating totheTerritories undertheirrespective administration. Bearing inmindtheaffirmation bytheAssembly thatdirect association oftheN:>n-self-Governing Territories intheworkoftheUnitedNations andthespecialized agencies isaneffective meansofpromoting theprogress ofthe peoples ofthoseTerritories towards aposition ofequality withStates Members of theUnitedNations, theCorr~ittee alsorecommends thattheAssembly shouldinvite theadministering Powerstoallowrepresentatives oftheTerritories concerned to participate inthediscussion inthe~ourth Committee andtheSpecial Committee of theitemsrelating totheirrespective countries. FUrther, theAssembly mightalso wishtorenewitsappealtoallStates, thespecialized agencies andother organizations withintheUnitedNations system, tocomplywiththevarious requests addressed tothembytheAssembly andtheSecurity Council intheirrelevant resolutions. 182.TheSpecial Committee recommends that,inapproving theprogramme ofwork outlined above,theGeneral Assembly shouldalsomakeadequate provision tocover theactivities theCommittee envisages for1982. TheCommittee wasinformed that thefinancial implications ofvisiting missions asenvisaged inparagraph 177above wouldbeintheorderof$US175,200. ShouldtheCommittee decidetoholdaseries ofmeetings awayfromHeadquarters (seepara.180above)withinthecontext of paragraph 6ofresolution 1654(XVI)andparagraph 3(9)ofresolution 2621(XXV), theexpenditure wouldtotalabout$US321,400. 183.Theadditional programme ofwidespread andcontinuous pUblicity forthework oftheUnitedNations inthefieldofdecolonization for1982(seepara.178 above),would,itisestimated, giverisetoanadditional expenditure ofsome $US25,000. FUrther consultations andcontacts envisaged withthespecialized agencies andtheUnitedNations systemoforganizations (seepara.176above) would entailanexpenditure ofsome$US11,100. Inaddition, theconsultations scheduled totakeplacebetween theChairman oftheCommittee andthePresident ofthe Economic andSocialCouncil wouldentailanexpenditure ofabout$US3,700. Inthe samecontext, theconsultations withDAUonaregular basis(seepara.176above) wouldgiverisetoafurther expenditure of$US17,100. 1beconsultations and contacts withnon-governmental organizations (seepara.179above) wouldentailan expenditure ofsome$US18,400. Further, theparticipation oftherepresentatives ofthenational liberation movement intheCommittee's work,aswellastheII I1r1 rarrangements inconsultation withOAUforsecuring information fromindividuals (seepara.173above) wouldentailanexpenditure of·$US29,200. Finally, the !- Special Committee expresses .thehopethattheSecretary-General willcontinue to provideitwithallthefacilities andpersonnel necessary forthedischarge ofits mandate takingintoaccount thevarious tasksassigned toitbytheGeneral Assembly aswellasthosearising fromdecisions takenbyitduringthecurrent year. \ I·R.Conclusl nof1981session I t !11r L t I I ,i ~J i,]184.Atits1188thmeeting, on4August, theSpecial Committee decided tosubmit thepresent reportdirectly totheGeneral Assembly. 185.Atthe1202ndmeeting, on21August, theChairman madeastatement onthe occasion oftheclosing oftheSpecial Committee's 1981session
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the implementation of the Declaration of the General Assembly on the granting of independence to colonial countries and peoples, and the work of the Special Committee on the Implementation of the Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples. The text mentions various recommendations, proposals, and requests for cooperation and participation from administering powers, specialized agencies, and other organizations. It also discusses financial implications and budgetary allocations for the Committee's work.

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