150. Mr. KRISHNAN (India): Could we, through you, Mr. President, request all members of the Council to stay in the chamber or nearby so that we can reconvene in 10 minutes? 151. The PRESIDENT: I am very clearly in favour of that proposal. 152. Mr. TROYANOVSKY (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics): I presume it is understood that this will’not set a precedent or introduce any changes in the provisional rules of procedure. 153. The PRESIDENT: That is certainly my understand- ing. In that case we will postpone the next step for 10 minutes. ” l2e meeting was suspended at 6.45p.m. and resumed at ZO.5 p.m.- 161. During the time between this morning’s meeting and this afternoon’s meeting of the Council, I wondered briefly whether it was at all worth our collective time and trouble for me to respond to the ludicrous issues and alle- gations contained in the statement made by the representa- 12 154. The PRESIDENT: Before the suspension of the meeting, the President had got to the point of putting to the vote the draft resolution as orally revised. We are now back at that point. 155. Mr. WALTERS (United States of America): I wish to thank all the members of the Council for their under- standing of my request for a short pause, as I have the slowest pencil in the West. 156. Since the only paragraph with which we have any difficulty is operative paragraph 5, I should like to ask whether, under rule 32 of the provisional rules of proce- dure, we could have a vote on paragraph 5 and then pro- ceed with a vote on the rest of the draft resolution. 157. The PRESIDENT: Is there any objection to that? There being no objection, it is so decided. I shall now put 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a transcript of a meeting of the United Nations Security Council, where members are discussing a draft resolution. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that the topic is of international significance. The references to "provisional rules of procedure" and "rule 32" imply that the discussion is focused on the process and formalities of the meeting.

**Category**
International relations, Politics