agreements andoftheiralteration oramendment and,interalia,shallavail itselfoftheassistance oftheTrusteeship Counciltoperform thosefunctions oftheUnitedNations undertheTrusteeship Systemrelating topolitical, economic, socialandeducational matters inthestrategic areas.1I (c)Paragraph 5(13)wouldberenumbered as5(14). 10.Atthesamemeeting, theSpecial Committee adopted thereport, asorally revised (seepara.9above), andendorsed theconclusions andrecommendations contained therein (seepara.13below). . 11.On20August, thetextoftheconclusions andrecommendations wastransmitted tothePermanent Representative oftheUnitedStatesofAmericatotheUnited Nations fortheattention ofherGovernment. -136-12.On26A Security Cou theattentio 13.Thetext ofthePacifi on20August below: (1) people 0 andinde withthe andPeop 14Decem between tothat thepeop thatthe (2) geograph waydela totheT (3) Authorit, particip callsag Administ arepres andup-t ofconcl Territor (4) Charter reiterate suchcond freelyan andindep (5) Trusteesh vie"Tthat toinform oftheir 1/ (Unit-;'dN12.On26August, theChairman transmitted thetexttothePresident ofthe Security Council (s/1465l) andtothePresident oftheTrusteeship Council for theattention ofthemembers oftherespective organs. B.Decision oftheSpecial Committee 13.Thetextoftheconclusions andrecommendations concerning theTrustTerritory ofthePacific Islands, adopted bytheSpecial Committee atits1201stmeeting, on20August1981,towhichreference ismadeinparagraph 10above,isreproduced below: (1)TheSpecial Committee reaffirms theinalienable rightofthe peopleoftheTrustTerritory ofthePacific Islandstoself-determination andindependence inconformity withtheCharter oftheUnitedNations and withtheDeclaration ontheGranting ofIndependence toColonial Countries andPeoples~ contained inGeneral Assembly resolution 1514(XV)of 14December 1960.ItalsotakesnoteoftneTrusteeship Agreement concluded between theAdministering Authority andtheSecurity Council1/withregard tothatTerritory. TheCo~mittee reaffirms theimportance of-ensuring that thepeopleoftheTrustTerritory fullyandfreelyexercise theirrightsand thattheobligations oftheAdministering Authority aredulydischarged. (2)TheSpecial Committee reiterates theviewthatsuchfactors assize, geographical location, population andlimited natural resources shouldinno waydelaythespeedyimplementaticn oftheDeclaration, whichfullyapplies totheTrustTerritory. (3)TheSpecial Committee againregrets therefusal oftheAQ~inistering Authority toco-operate withtheCommittee onthisitembydeclining to participate intheexamination ofthesituation intheTrustTerritory. It callsagainupontheGovernment oftheUnitedStatesofAmerica, asthe Administering Authority concerned, tocomplywithitsrepeated requests that arepresentative bepresentatmeetings oftheCommittee toprovidevital andup-to-date informatiqn soastoassisttheCommittee intheformulation ofconclusions andrecommendations concerning thefutureoftheTrust Territory. (4)TheSpecial Committee, mindful oftheprinciples contained inthe Charter andtheDeclaration contained inGeneral Assembly resolution 1514(XV), reiterates thatitistheobligation oftheAdministering Authority tocreate suchconditions intheTrustTerritory aswillenableitspeopletoexercise freelyandwithout interference theirinalienable righttoself-determination andindependence. (5)TheSpecial Committee, bearing inmindtheop~n~on ofthe Trusteeship Council expressed atitsforty-eighth session, reiterates its viewthatthepeopleofMicronesia shouldbegiventhefullest opportunity toinformthemselves aboutthevarious options opentothemintheexercise oftheirrighttoself-determination andindependence andurgesthe 1/Trusteeship Ar:rf'E'mE'nt fortheTrustTerritory ofthE'Pacific Islands (UnitedNations publication, Salf'sNo.1957.VI.A.l). -137-,A o t i t s C t T o T d i a 1 T i C a h a' t i: a
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a report on the political and social development of a trust territory, specifically the Pacific Islands. It discusses the rights of the people to self-determination and independence, the role of the administering authority, and the importance of ensuring that the people are fully informed about their options. The text also mentions the Trusteeship Council and the United Nations, suggesting that it is a report on international relations and governance.

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Education, Humanitarian aid and relief