subsequently referred by the General Assembly to a diplomatic conference, which was convened in Vienna in 1975 and adopted the Vienna Convention on the Representation of States in their Relations with International Organieations of a Universal Character. m/ 416. At its twenty-eighth session, in 1976, the Commission began consideration of the second part of the topic, dealing with the status, privileges and immunities of international organisations, their officials, experts and other persons engaged in their activities not being representatives of States. X29/ 2.7-l. /XQ.a~&ook~~&, vol. 11 (Part One), pp. 284 Qt a~g., document A/8410/Rev. 1, chap, II, sections C and D. 27.&l Qms;A.aL . ..RecP- Lt.the-m Bagre.~gn.Q~_.Sta~~~~---~~~ vol. II, Documents of t.he CO~$.QK.Q~~C;Q (United Nations publication - Sales No. :E.75/V.12), p.207, document A/CONF. 67116. KLC!~ YQ~&QQ~~~~, vol. If (Part Two), p, 164, parts. 173, - 225 -417. Between the twenty-ninth (1977) and the thirtieth (1978) sessions of the Commission, the former Special Rapporteur submitted two reporter which were duly considered by the Commission. 2.W 418, At fta thirty-first sessfon, in 1979, the Commission appointed Mr. Leonardo Diae Gons&lea Special Rapporteur for the topic. &U/ 419. Owing to the priority that the Commission had aolsigned, on the recommendation of the General Assembly, to the conclusion of ita studies on a number of topics in its programme of work with respect to which the process of preparing draft article6 was already advanced, the Commission did not take up the topic during its thirty*.second session, in 1980, or during its subsequent two seastons. It resumed work on the topic only at it6 thirty-fifth session, in 1983. 420, Botween the thirty-fifth and forty-first sessions of the Commission, the Special Rapporteur submitted four reports, 2821 At those seesions, the Commission adopted a number of preliminary decisions concerning the topic and
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the work of the United Nations Commission on International Law, specifically related to the status, privileges, and immunities of international organizations and their officials. The language and content suggest that it is a topic related to international law and governance, rather than a specific economic or social issue.

**Category**
International law, Governance