88. He ha% duly taken account c-f the remarks made concerning the two draft articles, In the lfgtt of t.hcrscr comments, he submittea to the Commission new versions of draft articles 2’ fin% Y. J-41--- 3.41The new versions of draft articles X and Y submitted by the Special Happo+.-teur read8 Any mass traffic in narcotic drugs orgenized on a large scale in a transboundary context by individuals , whether or not acting in association or private groups, 3r in the performance of officitrl - 34 -3. wcg-wtaenaure 89. When iakroduaiag the report of the Drafting Corrmittee concerning its work on the draft artialee of the Code, the Chairman of thart Committee informed the Comniasiorr that the Drafting Committee had held a long disaussion on draft artiale i7 concerning breach of a treaty designed to ensure international peace and eeaurity but had been unable to reaah agreement. He indioated that the Committee had once again encountered the seemingly irreconcilable v’.ews which had preventrd it from reaching agreement after long dieaussion at the forty-first eeesion of the Commission. s/ He further pointed out the difficulties the Committee would have in taking up the guestion again at future seeeionrr of thr, Commission in the abeenae of clear guidelines on the directioti it should take. u/ 90, The discussion in the Commission u/ revealed a continuing divergence of views on the advisability of including in the draft Code a draft article on the subject. On the one hand, it was felt by some members that the importance of treaties designed to ensure international peace and security, such as arms functions, as public officials, and consisting, malia, la brokerage, despatch, international transport, importation or exportation of any narcottc drug or any psychotropic substance constitutes a crime against peace. ”
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing a draft code related to international law and treaties, specifically focusing on the regulation of narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances. It mentions the role of public officials, arms functions, and international transport, which suggests that the topic is related to international relations and law enforcement.

**Category**
Health, International trade