communications containing requests forhearing inconnexion withitemsonits agenda, whichitdecided torecommend totheSpecial Committee togrant. Atits 1186thmeeting, on28April,theSpecial Committee approved therecommendation and requested theSub-COmmittee toproceed withthehearings (seechap.11,paras. 10 and11ofthepresent report). Thehearings tookplaceatthe297th,298thand 299thmeetings oftheSub-Committee onPetitions, Information andAssistance on4, 6and11May,respectively. 62.TheSpecial Committee, onthebasisofconsultations heldamong membe~s ofthe Sub-Committee inthatregard, alsogranted twoadditional requests forahearin.g relating tospecific items. Anaccount ofthe hE~arings issetoutinchapters IX andXofthepresent report. 4.Sub-Committee onSmallTerritories 63.Atits1184thmeeting, theSpecial Committee decided tomaintain its Sub-Committee onSmallTerritories. 64.Atthesamemeeting, theSpecial Committee decided thatthemembership ofthe Sub-Committee shouldbeasfollows:66. ofuno follow 67. SUb-CO chapte 68.III conside Te 1'6 Ea We Gi Fa Afghanistan Australia Bulgaria Chile Cuba Czechoslovakia Denmark Ethiopia FijiIndia Indonesia Iran Iraq IvoryCoast Mali Trinidad andTobago Venezuela YugoslaviaBr An Be lime To 65.Atthesamemeeting, theSpecial Committee elected Mr.Lobognon Pierre Yere (IvoryCoast)asChairman oftheSub-Committee andMr.Kenneth Chan(Australia) as Rapporteur. -25':"66.'1l1eSUb-Committee onSmallTerritories held23meetings, aswellasanumber ofunofficial meetings, between 10Marchand7August andsubmitted reports onthe following itemswhichhadbeen ~eferred toitforconsideration:Ter Cay E.Consideration ofTerritories 68.Duringtheperiodcovered bythepresent report, theSpecial Committee considered thefollowing Territories:67.Anaccount oftheSpecial Committee's consideration ofthereports ofthe SUb-Committee relating totheabove-mentioned Territories iscontained in chapters XIIItoXXIIIofthepresent report.St. GuaBri Coc Ber 70.Ati bytheQl (A/AC.I0 9 separatel applicabl theGener toanydi itwould Territori inparagr reportof for1981.69.An above, t recommen present rMeetings 1189-1195 1194 1195 1200 1200 1200 1200,1202 1200,1202 1203,1204 1203,1204Bermuda British VirginIslands Montserrat caymanIslands TurksandCaicosIslands UnitedStates VirginIslandsOocos(Keeling) Islands Pitcairn st.Helena Guam TrustTerritory ofthe Pacific Islands AmericanSamoaGibraltarEastTimor Falkland Islands (Malvinas)Territories concerned directly in plenary meetings Brunei Antigua, St.Kitts-Nevis andAnguillaNamibia Western Sahara Belize Tokelaui· f! l:l'J' !; 1 k J. \ W No.23( -26-Territories referred toSUb-Committee onSmallTerritories CaymanIslands British VirginIslands Pitcairn l-iontserrat St.Helena Cocos(Keeling) Islands UnitedStatesVirginIslands Guam TurksandCaicosIslands Bermuda TrustTerritory ofthePacific IslandsMeetings 1188 1188 1188 1188 1188 1188 1193,1194 1193,1194 1193,1194 1193,1194 1193-1195, 120171 21 (A 20 in De 72. qu of re 69.Anaccount oftheSpecial Committee's consideration oftheTerritories listed above,together withtheresolutions, consensuses, decisions orconclusions and recommendations adopted thereon, iscontained inchapters VIII-XXVIII ofthe present report. F.Question ofthelistofTerritories to whichtheDeclaration isapplicable
**Analysis**
The text appears to be related to the management of territories, specifically small territories, and the consideration of reports and recommendations regarding these territories. The language used is formal and technical, suggesting a focus on governance and international relations. The text does not mention economic development, natural resources, agriculture, industry, transport, communication, international trade, health, education, employment, humanitarian aid, or culture, which are all categories related to specific sectors or areas of activity. Instead, it seems to be focused on the administrative and political aspects of managing territories.

**Category**
International relations, Governance