right, but it has to be curtailed by the obligation not to abuse it. The challenged State is obliged to accept such intrusive inspections provided for within the convention, with a right also to satisfactorily demonstrate its compliance with the convention through alternative measures. In view of the political nature of this exercise, it is necessary to balance the rights and obligations of both sides. When the procedures in the post-inspection phase are finally amplified, the principles elaborated above can enable us to develop an effective mechanism that will reflect a truly objective multilateral character. Since this is the last time that I will be taking the floor before the Conference on Disarmament, I would like to take this opportunity to express my appreciation to all the colleagues with whom I have had the opportunity of working closely on all matters connected with the work of the Conference. It has been a very rewarding experience. I would like to wish the Conference much success in obtaining effective and speedy results in various items of paramount interest for the world community being deliberated by it. It is a pleasure for me, Mr. President, to have made my last statement before the Conference with you in the Chair, as I have particularly valued our close personal association and friendship. We appreciate your very able stewardship of the work of the Conference during this concluding month of the spring session. I also wish to express our delegation's appreciation of the important contribution which Ambassadors Komatina and Berasategui have been making to the functioning of the Conference, as well as the excellent support from the secretariat and the team of interpreters. My best wishes also go to Ambassador Azambuja and Ambassador von Stülpnagel, who share this occasion with me in making a final appearance before the Conference and for both of 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a speech delivered by a diplomat or representative of a country in a conference or meeting, likely related to international relations or disarmament. The language used is formal and diplomatic, with a focus on the importance of cooperation and balance between different parties. The speaker mentions the Convention, inspections, and compliance, which suggests a focus on international law and security.

**Category**
International relations, Security