implementation ofthemeasures included intheComprehensive Programme shall beperiodically reviewed atspecial sessions oftheGeneral Assembly devoted todisarmament. The,first reviewofth~skindshouldtakeplacenotlater thanfiveyearsaftertheadoption oftheProgramme andWill: "*1Onedelegation feltthattheComprehensive Programme ofDisarmament should-not institutionalize holding afuturespecial sessionofthe General Assembly inordertoreviewitsimplementation. -161-'1'1 rI"(a)reviewtheprogress madeintheimplementation ofmeasures ofthe Comprehensive Programme; "(b)consider thereadjustments thatneedtobemadeintheProgramme in thelightofthereviewandthestepsthatneedtobetakentostimulate progress initsimplementation; "(c)elaborate inmoreconcrete termsfurther measures whichmaybe necessary aspartoftheProgramme, takingintoaccount theprogress made sofarandotherdevelopments ininternational relations, aswellasscience andtechnology; and "(cl)decideonthedateforthenextspecial sessiontoreviewthe further implementation oftheComprehensive Programme, withtheunderstanding thatsuchafurther reviewwouldbeundertaken notlaterthansixyearsafter thefirst.] *'[Theprogramme hasthreestages; thefirststage,tneintermediate stage and'thelaststage. Theobjective ofthelaststageistoachiev~ thegoal ofgeneral andcomplete disarmament undereffective international control~ "Thefirststagewouldbeascomprehensive aspossible andcontainasmany disarmament measures ascanbeenvisaged withintheforeseeable future. "Thosemeausres whichwouldnot'havebeenimplemented attheendofthe firststagewillbeincluded intheintermediate stage. AllSt~tesshould makemaximumefforts withaviewtoimplementing asmanynftheinitial disarmament measures aspossible bytheendofthefirststage.] ~,[TheProgramme hasthreestages: thefirststage,theintermediate stage andthelaststage. Eachstage,aswellastheProgramme asawhole,istobe implemented initsrespective timeframe,'itbeingunderstood that,as provided forabove,suchtimeframesareindicative andmaybeadjusted as necessary bytheGeneral Assembly atthespecialsessions convened attheend ofeachstagetoreviewtheimplementation oftheProgramme. "Thefirststage,asdescribed intheProgramme, comprises certainpriority measures thatmustbeimplemented beforetheendofthestage,suchasNuclear TestBanTreaty,appropriate andpractical measures fortheprevention of nuclear war~measures forthecessation oft~enuclear.arms racetobefollow~ immediately bysubstantial reductions ofnuclear weapons, ~greement or ) agreements, asappropriate, forth~prevention ofanarmsracein'outer space inallitsapsects andaconvention ontheprohibition ofchemical weapons. "Theintermediate stagecomprises themeasures necessary topreparefor thelaststage,inparticular, measures forthecomplete elimination ofnuclear weapons'. Thelaststagecomprises themeasures necessary .toassurethat,by theendofthestage,general andcomplete disarmament willhavebeenachieved andthatStateswillonlyhaveattheirdisposal those ~on-nuclear forces, armaments, facilities andestablishments asareagreedtobenecessary to maintain internal orderandprotectthepersonal security ofitscitizens and tosupport andprOVideagreedmanpower foraUnitedNetions peaceforce.] "*'Thistextha,9notbeendiscussed and,therefore, theissuesdealt withthel'ein remainopen.Itsplaoement intheProgramme willbeconsidered 'later. -162...."6.Inaddition totheperiodic reviews tobecarried outatspecial sessions, thereshouldbeanannualreviewoftheimplementation oftheProgramme. Therefore, anitementitled 'Reviewoftheimplementation oftheComprehensive Programme ofDisarmament~ shouldbeannually included ontheagendaofthe regular sessions oftheGeneral Assembly. Tofacilitate theworkofthe Assembly inthisregard,theSecretary-General shouldannually submitareport totheGeneral Assembly onprogress intheimplementation oftheProgramme. "1.Duringitsannualreview,oratitsperiodic special sessions toreview theimplementation oftheComprehensive Programme ofDisarmament, the General Assembly may,asappropriate, consider andrecommend further mensures andprocedures toenhancetheimplementation oftheProgramme. "8.Intheimplementation oftheComprehensive Programme ofDisarmament, the Disarmament Commission shallcontinue functioning asadeliberative body,a subsidiary organoftheGeneral Assembly, andshallconsider andMalke recommendations onvarious problems inthefieldofdisarmament. "9.Proposals listedinparagraph 125oftheFinalDocument ofthefirst special session andannexIIoftheConcluding Document ofthesecondspecial session devotedtodisarmament shouldbeconsidered, anddecisions taken,at anappropriate time.
**Analysis**
The text primarily focuses on the implementation of disarmament measures and the review of the Comprehensive Programme of Disarmament, which suggests a strong connection to international relations and security. The language used is technical and diplomatic, indicating a formal and official document. The topics discussed, such as nuclear weapons, chemical weapons, and disarmament measures, are closely related to international security and diplomacy.

**Category**
International relations, Science and technology