responsible for developing paragraph 50 of the 1978 Final Document, and for delimiting the following substantive issuesl (a) Elaboration and elucidation of the nuclear disarmament sfages referred to in paragraph 50 of the Final Document, including the determination of Ehe responsibilities of the nuclear-weapon States and the function of the non-nuclear-weapon SEates in the process leadinE to nuclear disarmamenti (b) Elucidation of issues relating to the prohibition of Ebe use or threat of use of nuclear weapons, pending nuclear disarmament, and with a view to the prevention of nuclear wariA/40/498 English Page 58 (c) Elucidation of questions concerning the elirnination of recourse todoctrines of nuclear deterrencei (d) Measures to enable the Conference on Disarmament effect,ively tocarry out its proper function as the single multilateral negotiating body inthe disarmament f ieldr €lndr in this connection, t,he relationship between the Conference and bilateral, regional or other forums conducting nuclear disa rmanent neEotiations. NETHER"LANDS lOriginal: Englishl [27 March 1985] I- The Netherlands takes an active interest in the subject, as it, has demonstrated by its contribution to Ehe T'nelfth Special Session of the GeneralAssembly, the second special session devoted to disarmament (see ConcludingDocument (A/s'L2/32r dnD€x lrr) ) and its participation in compiling an indicativelist of items to be explored by the conference on Disarmament (cD,/4rl).
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing international relations and disarmament, specifically in the context of nuclear weapons and the Conference on Disarmament. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting a high-level international discussion. The topics covered, such as nuclear disarmament, prohibition of nuclear weapons, and the role of states, also support this conclusion.

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International relations, Science and technology