Nord, of course, but also to the province of Loyaute, whose President, RH/14/sm A/Ac:109/PV.1369 44 (Mr. Wamytan) Mr: Richard Caloy; is with me today: I hope that those documents will help the Collllli.ttee better to monitor the implementati on of the Matignon Accords in the two provinces under our control. Mr. Wainytan withdrew~ At.the invitation of the Cflainnan; Mi:< 'tann Celene Oregei·-(Front·uni de Mr: UREGEI (Front uni de liberation Kanak (FULK}) ( interpretation from French), On behalf of the Front uni de liberation Kanak (FULK) I should like to congratulate you; Mr. Chairman, as also the other members of the Bureau, on your assumption of your offices. Your re-election as Chairman of the Comnittee shows the unanimous confidence you enjoy in the Committee as a result of your devotion and personal attachment · to the decolonization problems that fall within your area of competence: You have shown yourself to be indefatigable in your search for solutions in regard to the movement of New Caledonia towards independe nce: I should also like to congratulate the members of the Committee, who have -never failed in their responsibility in the noble task of working for the liberation of peoples still under colonial domination. For the reasons already stated before this Conmittee, the Rocard plan does not guarantee Kanak independence. That is recognized by all, including FLNKS, signatory of the Matignon agreement. The J:anak people is caught in the trap of Rocard, of Lafleur and of several FLNKS leaders who have assumed the heavy responsibility of trapping the Kanak people in a 10-year plan in exchange for several functional indemnities to be received from the new provincial institutions: French colonialism has succeeded in neutralizing the Kanak people in their liberation struggle and shutting them into RH/14/sm A/AC~l09/PV~l369 45 (Mr. Uregei) the 10-year plan using the FI.NKS leaders~ who are dazzled by m:>ney and comfort• 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a speech or statement by a representative of the Front uni de liberation Kanak (FULK) to a committee, likely discussing the implementation of the Matignon Accords in New Caledonia. The speaker is critical of the Rocard plan and its potential impact on Kanak independence, suggesting that it may perpetuate French colonialism. The text does not appear to be focused on economic development, natural resources, or environmental issues, but rather on political and social issues related to decolonization and independence.

**Category**
Politics, Humanitarian aid and relief