andallotherColonial Territories, aswellasthoseinSouthAfrica, Fighting for Freedom, Independence andEqualRights" (seechap.11,paras.17,18and23,ofthe presentreport) • 102.Atthesamemeeting, theSpecial Committee decided that,havingregardtothe related mandate oftheotherUlitedNations bodiesconcerned, theClairman should consult withthepresiding officers ofthoseUnitedNations bodiesconcerning the aboverecommendation. Atthetimeofthesubmission ofthepresent report, those consultations hadnotbeencompleted. J.'StatusoftheInternational Convention ontheElimination ofAllFormsofRacialDiscrimination W 103.Atits1184thmeeting, on,21January, byadopting thesuggestions putforward bytheChairman relating totheorganization oftheCommittee's work \A/AC.I09/L.1385 andCorr.l), theSpecia~. Committee decided, interalia,toinclude initsagendaforthecurrent session ar.iternentitled "Status oftheInternational Convention ontheElimination ofAllFol:msofRacialDiscrimination" andto consideritatitsplenary andsub-committee meetings, asappropriate. 104.Atits1200thmeeting, on19August, theSpecial Committee considered theitem onthebasisoftherecommendations contained intheeighty-fifth reportofthe Working Group(A/AC.109/L.1413)•Iherelevant paragra[1ls ofthatreportreadas follows: "6.'lbeWorking Grouprecalled tt-atinconnexion withtheabovequestion, the General Assembly, initsresolution 35/40of25November 1980,hadcalled upon theUnited.Nations bodiesconcerned toensurethattheCommittee [onthe Elimination ofRacialDiscrimination) issupplied withallrelevant information onalltheTerritories towhichGeneral Assembly resolution 1514'(XV)applies andhadurgedtheadministering towerstoco-operate with theseboaies byproviding allnecessary information inordertoenablethe Committee todischarge fullyitsresponsibilities underarticle 15ofthe Convention. WGeneral Assembly resolution 2106A(XX),annex,of21December 1965. -36-"7. inform subjec Assemb accord concer Secret 105.Atthe above-mentio 106.Atits bytheClair (AlAC.lO 9/L. initsagend Convention 0 consider it 107.Atits onthebasis Working Grou follows: "8.In 35/39 0 recomme continu theSeCI Assembl 108.Atthe ~ above-mentio L. 109.Inparag theSpecial Council inco developments peaceandsec"7.TheWorking Groupdecided torecommend that,withregardtothe information requested oftheSpecial Committee intheaboveparagraph and subject toanydirectives whichtheOommittee mightreceive fromtheGeneral Assembly atitsthirty-sixth session, theSpecial Committee should, in accordance withestablished practice, request theadministering Powers concerned toinclude suchinformation intheirannualreports tothe Secretary-General, transmitted underArticle 73~oftheCharter." 105.Atthesamemeeting, theSpecial Committee'approved without objection the above-mentioned recommendations. I K.StatusoftheInternational Convention ontheSuppression andPunishment oftheCrimeofApartheid 106.Atits11S4thmeeting, on21January, byadopting thesuggestions putforward bytheChairman relating totheorganization oftheOommittee's work CA/AC.l09/L.13S5 andCorr.l) ,theSpecial Committee decided, interalia,toinclude initsagendaforthecurrent session anitementitled "StatusoftheInternational Convention ontheSuppression andPunishment oftheCrimeofApartheid" andto consider itatitsplenary andsub-committee meetings, asappropriate.11 th (S 11 is fo In Co i 00 t·1, m 1 of An ch 107.Atitsl200thmeeting, on19August, theSpecial Committee considered theitem onthebasisoftherecommendation contained intheeighty-fifth reportofthe Working GroupCA/AC.109/L.1413)•Therelevant paragraph ofthatreportreadsas follows: "S.Inconnexion withtherelevant provlslons ofGeneral Assembly resolution 35/39of25lbvember 19S0ontheabovequestion, theWorking Groupdecided to recommend totheSpecial Committee thatitshouldauthorize itsChairman to continue toextendallpossible assistance to,andco--operate closely with,