10. Programme, procedures and working methods of the Comnission, and its'l documentation. I1. Co-operation with other bodies. L2. Date and place of the thirty-eighth session. I3. Other business. The Cornnission considered all items on its agenda except for item 8 I'Internat,ional liability for injurious conseguences arising out of acts not prohibited byinternational lawr', to which reference is made in section A of chapter VIII of thereport of the commission on the work of its thirty-seventh session. r,/ 3. The work of the Commission during its thirty-seventh session is described inits report to the General Assembly. 2/ Chapter I of the report is concerned withthe organization of the Commission's session. Chapter II of the report relates tothe draft Code of Offences against t,he Peace and Security of Mankind. Chapter IIIA/40/447 English Page 3 relates to State responsibility, and sets out the article and commentary theretoprovisionally adopted by the Conmission at its thirty-seventh session. Chapter IV relaEes to the status of the diplomatic courier and the diplomatic bag not accompanied by diplomatic courier and sets out the articles and commentaries thereto provisionally adopEed by the Commission at its thirty-seventh session. Chapter V relates to jurisdictional imnunities of States and their property and sets out the articles and comment,aries thereto provisionatly adopted by the Commission at its t,hirty-seventh session. Chapter VI relates to relations between States and international organizations (second part of the topic) and Chapter VII relates to the law of the non-navigaEional uses of international r,ratercourses. Chapter VIII of the report concerns international liability for injurious conseguences arising out of acts not prohibited by international law and the progranme and methods of work of the Conmission, and also considers certain administrative and other matters. 4. The present document,, prepared by the SecretariaE pursuant to a decision of
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a report from an international commission, discussing various topics related to international law, such as liability for injurious consequences, state responsibility, and diplomatic immunity. The language and topics discussed suggest a focus on international relations and legal issues, rather than economic development, natural resources, or other specific sectors.

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