hiring of labour, etc., to the local level. Youth questions 63. The Council notes with satisfaction that during 1984, each major jurisdiction developed its own Youth Development and Juvenile Justice Plan and that the Trust Territory Juvenile Justice Program became part of a regional organization, the Juvenile Justice Association. The Council considers this an excellent example of practica! region-wide co-operation in an important field. / ... T/L.1245 English Page 13 64. The Council notes with satisfaction that during the sumrner of 1984, over 500 youths from all areas of the Trust Territory participated in job-related training programmes in both the public and prívate sectors. The Council hopes that such programmes, in particular the Job Training Partnership Act, will continue to expand. Bousing 65. loan HOD. The Council notes that at the present time, the $510,000 allocated for housing programmes throughout the Trust Territory is still awaiting t'5lroval from It hopes that it will not be long before this money is released. Labour 66. The Council notes that, despite evidence of unemployment in the Territory (for instance, 11.74 per cent in the Northern Mariana Islands), sorne areas are heavily dependent upon imported labour, for example, the textile workers from the People's Republic of China in the Northern Mariana Islands to service their industries. The Council urges the Administering Authority and the territorial Governments concerned to give priority to training their own workers before resorting to imported labour. Nevertheless, the Council recognizes that the need for imported skills may be an overriding factor, especially in the early stages of industrial development. It therefore hopes that attention can be given to ensuring adequate living and working conditions for foreign contract labour in Micronesia. 3. Other matters War claims 67. The Council notes with concern that the problem of unpaid war claims remains 
**Analysis**
The text appears to focus on the development and management of the Trust Territory, specifically addressing issues related to youth, employment, housing, and war claims. The topics discussed are largely related to human resources, economic development, and administration, which suggests that the category should be related to employment, economic development, or administration.

**Category**
Employment, Economic development