'Its ee,3.Further requests theExecutive Director toprovide forsufficient additional sessions oftheWorking Grouptoenableittocomlete thedevelopment of guidelines andprinciples forenvironmental impactassessment, onthebasisofthe workaccomplished todate,intimefortheirsubmission totheCouncil for consideration atitsfourteenth session; IV.Sharednatural resources andlegalaspects ofoffshore mining anddrilling 1.TakesnoteoftnereportoftheExecutive Director onsharednatural resources andlegalaspects ofoffshore mininganddrilling 38/andauthorizes the Executive Director totransmit itonbehalfoftheCouncil, together withany comments madebydelegations thereon, totheGeneral Assembly atitsfortieth session inaccordance withAssembly resolution 37/217of20December 1982; 2.Recommends totheGeneral Assembly thatitshouldtakenoteofthereport submitted toitbytheCouncil inaccordance withparagraph 1above, andreiterate thetermsofAssembly resolution 34/186of18December 1979asawhole; 3.Invites theGeneral Assembly torequest theCouncil tosubmit afurther progress reportontheimplementation ofresolution 34/186in1987; 4.CallsonGovernments tomakeuseoftheprinciples ofconduct inthe fieldoftheenvironment fortheguidance ofStatesintheconservation and harmonious utilization ofnatural resources shared bytwoormoreStates, contained inthereportoftheIntergovernmental Working GroupofExperts onNatural Resources Shared byTwoorMoreStatesestablished underCouncil decision 44(Ill) of25April1975,39/andtheconclusions ofthestudyofthelegalaspects concerning theenvironment related tooffshore mining anddrilling withinthe limitsofnational jurisdiction undertaken bytheWorking GroupofExperts on Environmental Law,40/asguidelines andrecommendations intheformulation of bilateral ormultilateral conventions, onthebasisoftheprinciple ofgoodfaith andinthespiritofgoodneighbourliness, andinsuchawayastoenhance andnot adversely affectdevelopment andtheinterests ofallcountries, inparticulaJ thoseofthedeveloping countries; V.Convention ontheConservation ofMigratory Species ofWildAnimals 1.NotesthattheExecutive Director hasconvened thefirstmeeting ofthe Conference oftheParties totheConvention ontheConservation ofMigratory Species ofWildAnimals inBonnfrom21to26October 1985; 2. ~peals toGovernments andinternational organizations' concerned to participate fullyintheabove-mentioned Conference; 38/UNEP/GC.13/9/Add.l. 39/SeeUNEP/GC.6/l7, annex,pp.9-14. 40/UNEP/GC.9/5/Add.5, annexIll. -55-ntof the the !port :ate lined II) ith not he9- ': 3.CallsuponallStates notyetparties tol..eCollvention toconsider early adherence toit~ VI.International conventions andprotocols inthefieldof theenvironment TakesnoteofthereportoftheExecutive Director oninternationa} conventions andprotocols inthefieldoftheenvironment ~/andauthorizes himto transmit itonbehalfoftheCouncil, together withanycomments madeby delegations thereon, totheGeneral Assembly atitsfortieth session inaccordance withAssembly resolution 3436(XXX)of9December 1975. 15thmeeti.,!!i 24Mny1985 ANNEX Termsofreference oftheSteering Committee toorganize a workshop onchlorofluorocarbons A.FUNCTIONS 1.Tbconsider andadvise ontheoverall technical content andorganization of theagendaoftheworkshop. 2.Toact,inthecourseoftheworkshop, inanadvisory capacity toth~ secretarj.at. B.OBJECTIVES 1.Tbensurethatthepossible typesofcontrol ontheproduction, useand emissions otchlorofluorocar~ns arefullydiscussed andevaluated withaviewto obtaining aconsensus viewonthemostequitable andappropriate methods. 2.Toensurethattheeconomic, financial, commercial andtradeconsequences of suchcontrols arefUllyinvestigated. 3.Todefine~ifpossible, control systems whichareacceptable tothe signatories oftheVienna Convention andcanbemonitored effectively. 4.Toensurethatadequate technical preparations are~adefortheworkshop, interalia,byconsidering: (a)Thesubject-matter forwhichpapers should bespe~ifically commissioned, andtheauthors ofsuch papers~ 41/UNEP/GC.13/10. -56-~"'IIIKI~ •-_-"'--"----"---"-la · HE - lsiderearly