UNITED NATIONS S !;;/I 7’iOf) 30 Septrmtwr 19H'i I, ‘I’hr Prenident. of the Securitv Council wighea to refer to resolllt inn 571 (1985)) adopted by the Security Council at it8 3607th meat inq on 20 September lYH5 In connection with the complaint. hy Anqola ou8inst South nftica. 2. In paraqraph 7 ot! the reRnlution, the Security Council dscidad to eend to Anqola a Commioflion of ‘Invent iqat ion , compriflinq three memhcrn of thr Gecurttv Counci 1, in order to evaluate t.he damaqc renultinq from the invanion t-y South African forces rind to report to the Council no Inter than 15 Novemhet 19tli. J, Ln accordance with that daciaion, the Prenidcnt winherr to report that he has held conoultst.ionn with the memberA of the Council anri that aqreemsnt ban hcrn rc*mheri that the Comminnion of Invcntiqation will he componed of the followinq thl *P memhrrn o!! the Council, Australia, Egypt and Peru. m-e-.. 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be related to a conflict or dispute between Angola and South Africa, and the United Nations' efforts to address the issue. The mention of a "Commission of Investigation" and the evaluation of damage caused by South African forces suggests that the text is related to international relations, diplomacy, and conflict resolution.

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