Soecial Rapporteurs. It was also suggested that tna High Commissioner's mission snould 08 that of a negotiator or conciliator v.'nrse approach to oroblems should be exclusiveiy humanitarian in character, he coulc1 be GiTipcoreu to initiate direct contacts with governments in a oronpt» i"]exible, ana discreet manner. It '\ras further suggested that the High Commissioner snould be able to act soeediiy in urgent cases, or even in a preventive manner 33» Concerning tha relationship of tne suggsstea ne'J institution i;itn otner United Nations organs, severs] mcabers emphasized tne neeu for close and continuous co-oroination between the proooTe^ office, the becw tary-General, the Centre for Hui'ian Rights 3 otner relevant United Nations organs and specialized agencies. ;>,» it its ?lst Jiseting, on jO August l^Ci, the Sub-Conmissxon heard a statement oy cz3 observer for the World Conference on Religion and Peace, a non-governmental OJganizacio.i In category II consultative status. Ar its 22nd meeting, on 3 August 1982, tne Sub-Co'v^ibsion heard a statement by the ooserver for the Minority Rights Group, a nor-govei i< lental organization on tne Roster. 5?. On 6 September 19o2, 2. draft resolution (£/CN.4/Sub.2/l>>32/Lo7) was submitted by Mr. Sossuyt, nr. Side, LC . Fer^ero , Ar. Foil, I'lr, Hubanga -Chipoya, MI*. l-'udavJi, ivs. Odio-Benito, Mrs. '.Jarza^i and Mr. Miitakcr. At the ^6th meeting, on 10 September 19B2, Mr. Carev 2nd ,-ir. Joinet a..so became sponsors of the draft resolution. 56. On d Sepcember i;32, hr. Akram submitted amendments (E/CN.4/Sub.2/1982/L.55) to the draft resolution. 37* The Sub-Commission considered the draft resolution at its 36th meeting, on 10 September 19B2, when it uas introduced by Mr. Eide. .ir. Eiae announced that the amendments proposed oy Kr. Aitram to oaragiaph (J; (e) and to paragraph (J) of the orcposais concerning the possiole terms of reference for tne mandate of a
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the structure and role of a special institution within the United Nations, specifically the High Commissioner's mission and its potential to initiate direct contacts with governments. The language used suggests a focus on international relations, diplomacy, and humanitarian work. The text also mentions the relationship between this institution and other United Nations organs, which implies a broader context of international cooperation and coordination.

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