85. Several indigenous observers emphasized the great importance to them of the right to self-determination, and recommended that it be included expressly in this draft article. One of them also suggested including a référence to control and jurisdiction over fiscal matters. 86. The Chairman/Rapporteur believes that this principle could apply to geographically distinct indigenous communities, wherever they exist, without préjudice to individuals' freedom of movement or freedom to choose their own résidence. Furthermore, she wishes to draw attention to the two possibilities offered by territorial and personal autonomy. She also believes that respect for the right to autonomy does not necessarily mean replacement of the entire State structure, but an accommodation within it, as may be agreed between each State and the indigenous peoples themselves. She points out that such autonomous régimes exist already in many countries. 87. As for the applicability of the right to self-determination, she is of the view that it involves différent considérations, and as such merlts a thorough and independent discussion. While some indigenous peoples may meet the conventional criteria for enjoyment of the right to self-determination, others may not, and it might be unnecessary as well as inappropriate to restate existing standards in this déclaration. It may be préférable simply to ensure that indigenous peoples are not discriminated against with respect to the implementation of existing standards, such as the 1960 Déclaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples. Draft article 24 "The right to décide upon the structures of their autonomous institutions, to select the membership of such institutions, and to détermine the membership of the indigenous peoples concemed for thèse purposes." 88. A govemment observer sought clarification of the use of the term "institutions", explaining that it would be acceptable if it refers to community organizations, but not if it implies separate political 
**Analysis**
The text discusses the right to self-determination of indigenous peoples, including their autonomy in fiscal matters and the structure of their institutions. This suggests that the category is related to the rights and autonomy of indigenous peoples, rather than a specific economic or social issue.

**Category**
Culture, Humanitarian aid and relief