435 (1978). He indicated that South Africa’s choice would now bp made by the / . . . S/l 7442 Enqlish Paqe 5 Administrator-General and communicated to the Special Representative as soon as a date for implementation had been set, which would be earlier than oriqinallv envieaqed in the proposals.” 8. By paraqraph 8 of its resolution 539 (1983) of 20 October 1983, the Security Council called upon South Africa to co-operate with the Secretary-General forthwith and to communicate to him its choice of the electoral system in order to facilitate the immediate and unconditional implementation of the United Nations plan embodied in Security Council resolution 435 (1978). In my report to the Security Council of 29 December 1983 on the implementation of the above resolution (S/16237), I informed the Security Council that the Government of South Africa had reaffirmed to me its position in reqard to the electoral system as reflected in pacaqraph 14 of my report of 29 Auqust 1983 (s/15943), but that it had not provided a definitive response to paraqraph 8 of Security Council resolution 539 (19831. In the circumstances, I indicated that I was not in a position to report any further prcqrees in my discussions with south Africa. 9. On 6 June 1985 I reported to the Security Council (S/17242) that “prevailinq difficulties have been further compounded and qiven a new dimension by the recent decision of South Africa to establish an interim qovernment in Namibia”. Deapi te mv call to the South African Government “to reconsider carefully the imp1 ications Of its decision and desist from any action which would contravene the relevant provision of Security Council resolutions 435 (1978) and 439 (1978)“, the South African Government went ahead and established the interim qovernment on 17 June 1985. This development raised further serious questions about the real 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be discussing international relations and politics, specifically related to the United Nations and its resolutions regarding South Africa and Namibia. It seems to be focused on the implementation of a plan and the actions taken by the South African government, which raises questions about the country's compliance with international resolutions.

**Category**
International relations, Humanitarian aid and relief