F%..rty-thirdsession. No, 1Q (A/43/10) ), p. 10, pare. 22. Since then, further revisions have been made by the Special Rapporteur on thoso articles (see &?Lg. (A/44/10), p. 222, para. 311, and this report pare, 471 infra), - 243 -activities with harmful traneboundery consequences (Chapter III, articles 11 to 2O)j and all the substantive rules bearing on the question of liability (Chapter IV, articles 21 to 27 and Chapter V, articles 28 to 33), hence proposing a complete outline of a set of draft articles on the topic, as followsr CHAPTER I. Ax-ucal.l. -_a. AiLLiw* llxaALA.1. Article* CHAPTER II. Artfcle.1. Allskk4. Brticle.9. Brticle_lO* CHAPTER III, Br* -13. Article@-. Artic3.a.118. -1.9. Art.icle* CHAPTER IV.-. -22.GENERAL PROVISIONS PRINCIPLES of a Prevd PREVENTION Aeseesment.- of national or v Ilnileter- of in- to ath 9 of WY to tie notifFcationf3 11, Ershibitfon LIABILITY to neg.&L&j2 EUlitv9.f - 244 -APticle* Artieleb Article21. CHAPTER V, Article* Article* Article* Article* Atticle* Article* 471. The SpecialCIVIL LIABILITY from juri&.&hn Rapporteur indicated that his intention in proposing an almost complete set of draft article6 was to facilitate concrete discussion of the approach and the scope of the tonic, a8 well as of specific &aft articles and the principles to be reflected therein. The new articles were only an outline of the subject; they were put together with the purpose of giving the Commission a panoramic view of the topic as well as the possible interrelation between the different provisions, so that the manner in which the main ideas behind the texts acted within a hypothetical set of articles could be seen. Except for article 2, which was considerably changed due to further clarification of the concept of risk, the Special Rapporteur had kept article6 1 and 3 to 9 basically in the form in which they had been referred to
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing international law and the development of draft articles related to liability and prevention. The language used is technical and formal, suggesting a legal or academic context. The topics covered, such as risk assessment, notification, and liability, are also indicative of a legal or regulatory framework. Additionally, the text mentions the work of the Special Rapporteur and the Commission, which suggests that it is related to international cooperation and governance.

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International trade, Industry