'Cbestaement bythesecretary-General ontheadministrative andfinancial Implications oftherecommenda~ions contained inthe213threportofthe Sub-O>mmittee, submitted inaccordance withr~le153oftherulesofprocedure of theGeneral Assembly (seeannexItothepresent chapter) • 6.Statemenbs onthe2l3threportweremade,atthesamemeeting, bythe representatives ofDenmark, theIvoryCoast,Australia, theUnitedRepublic of Tanzania, Bulgaria, Indonesia, Sierra Leone,Czechoslovakia, Cuba,theO>ngoand theUnionofSovietSocialist Republics, aswellasbytheChaiI:man (A/AC.109/PV.1185) • 7.Atthe1186thmeeting, on28April,further statements onthe213threport we'remadebytherepresentatives ofFiji,Olina, CubartheIvoryCbast, Czechoslovakia, Ethiopia, SierraLeone,Denmark, Indonesia, Australia, theUnionof SovietSocialist Republics, Trinidad and'lbbago, thetmitedRepublic ofTanzania andTunisia, aswellasbytheChairman (A/AC.109/PV.1186) • 8.Atthesamemeeting, ontheproposal oftherepresentative ofEthiopia andin modification oftherecommendation oftheSub-O>mmittee contained inparagraph 10 ofits213threport, theSpecial Cbmmittee decided toconsider, duringitscurrent session, theinclusion ofthepeoples ofallTerritories undercolonial ruleinthe commemoration oftheWeekofSOlidarity andtothatendtoconsider changing the titleoftheWeekto:nWeekofSolidarity withthePeoples ofNamibia, SouthAfrica andOtherO>lonial Territories Fighting forFreedom, Independence and~ualRights". 9.TheSpecial Committee approved, atthesamemeeting, therecommendations contained'in the213threport (seepara.20below)asorallyrevised (A/AC.I09/L.1386/Rev.l), itbeingunderstood thatthenecessary consultations would beundertaken, asappropriate, inconnexion withtheimplementation ofthespecific recommendations contained therein. Itwasalsotheunderstanding oftheCommittee that,withrespect totherecommendation contained inparagraph 9(c)ofthereport particulars ofspeaking engagements wouldbemadeavailable wellinadvance tothe Olairman and,through him,toallthemembersforcomments andapproval inorderto keepmembers apprised ofspecific programmes envisaged andtoenabletheCommittee togivethenecessary guidance, asappropriate, totheDepartment ofPublic Information andtheotherSecretariat offices concerned. 10.Atthe1186thmeeting, on28April,theOlairman ofthe9lb-O>mmittee on Petitions, Information andAssistance, inastatement totheSpecial Committee (A/AC.I09/PV.1186), introduced the214threportoftheSUb-o>mmittee (A/AC.I09/L.1388) relating tothree communicat~ons containing requests forhearing. -66-11.Atthe reportinw IvoryCbast Republics, O>mmittee d Sub-Committ present rep 12.Atits 2l5threpor (A/AC.I09/L Assistance, thereport, 13.Atthe representat SovietSoci adopted the 14.Atits Petitions, (A/AC.I09/P (A/AC.I09/L 15.Atthe thestateme implication: SUb-Committ theGeneral 16.Follow Socialist R Olargeof Special Co endorsed th 26below), . appropriate contained t Denmark and 17 QAtthe recommendat' contained i weremadei Indonesia, 18.Onthe decided, wi Assembly th thenWeek 0I 11.Atthesamemeeting, following anexchange ofviewsconcerning the214th reportinwhichtherepresentati.ves ofDenmark, Indonesia, Australia, India,the IvoryCl:>ast,Czechoslovakia, Sierra Leone, Q.1baandtheUnionofSovietSocialist Republics, aswellastheChairman, tookpart(A!AC.109/PV.1186),theSpecial Cl:>mmittee decided toacceedtotherequests forhearing andauthorized the Sub-Committee toholdthehearings, asrequested (seechap.I,paras.59-61,ofthe presentreport) • 12.Atitsl187thmeeting, on25June,theSpecial Committee hadbeforeitthe 2l5threportoftheSub-Cl:>mmittee onPetitions, Information andAssistance (A/AC.109/L.1395). TheChairman oftheSub-Committee onPetitions, Information and Assistance, inastatement totheSpecial Committee (A/AC.109/PV.1187) introduced thereport, together withtherevisions thereto (A/AC.109/L.1395/Rev.l). 13.Atthesamemeeting, statements ontherevised 2l5threportweremadebythe representatives ofAustralia, theUnitedRepublic ofTanzania andtheUnionof SovietSocialist Republics, aswellasbytheChairman. TheSpecial Committee then
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a report from the United Nations on the activities of a special committee, likely focused on human rights or decolonization. The language used is formal and bureaucratic, with mentions of reports, recommendations, and meetings. The content seems to revolve around the committee's discussions and decisions on various issues, including the inclusion of colonial territories in a commemoration event.

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