and Corr.l), as well as the preliminary report submitted to its fortieth session, for the purpose of conducting the second reading of the draft articles. After discussion of these reports, the Commission decided to raEor draft articles 1 to 11 M to the Drafting Committee, together with the proposals made by the Special Repporteur, as well as those made by some members in plenary during the discussion. The Commission was unable to conclude its discussion of draft article6 12 to 28 and decided to give Eurther consideration to these articles at its forty-second session. B. ~_rau~~t~~-.Rx~seasion 165. At the present session, the Commission had before it the third report of the Special Rapporteur (A/CN,4/431 and Corr.1). I’n that report, the Special Rapporteur reviewed once again the entire set of draft articles and suggeeted certain reformulations, taking into account the views expressed by members of the Commission at its forty-first session, U/ as well as by Governments in their written comments and in the Sixth Committee of the Ueneral Assembly at its forty-fourth session 23./ 166. The Commissdon considered the Special Rapporteur’s third report at: its 2156th to 2161st meetings. After hearing the introduction of the ropott 7wSee PEE~l~~sk_fhe._SlaneEal_Assern~~ty..~au.rr.tb asarjionlmt No, &Q (A/44/10), paras. 403-613. 73.1 See A.CN.4/415 and Add. l-5, and A/CN.4/L.443, parayraphs. 213-262. - 72 -by the Special Rapportour, the Commission resumed its considore:ion of draft articles 12 to 20, including the titls of Part III. At the 2162nd mseting, the Commission decided to refe.7 those articles to the Drafting Committee, together with the proposals of the, Special Rapporteur as well as those submittsd in the Plenary. 167. The Drsfting Committee dealt with 16 of the 28 articles, but, due to lack of time, was not able to consider the remaining articles. Those articles provisionally adopted by the Drafting Committee on second reading werea
**Analysis**
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**Category**
International relations, Law