A/RES/66/89 A-B Recalling also the dispatch of the United Nations special mission to the Turks and Caicos Islands in 2006, at the request of the territorial Government and with the concurrence of the administering Power, Aware of the 2002 report of the Constitutional Modernization Review Body, and acknowledging the Constitution agreed between the administering Power and the territorial Government, which entered into force in 2006, Noting the administering Power’s decisions to suspend parts of the 2006 Constitution of the Turks and Caicos Islands, covering the constitutional right to trial by jury, ministerial Government, and the House of Assembly, following the recommendations of an independent Commission of Inquiry and the ruling of the administering Power’s Court of Appeal, to present a draft constitution for public consultation in 2011, and to introduce a new constitution for the Territory, Noting also the continued postponement of elections in the Territory, Acknowledging the impact that the global economic slowdown and other relevant developments have had on tourism and related real estate development, the mainstays of the Territory’s economy, and the 2010–2011 fiscal stabilization plan providing stimuli to the Territory’s private sector, Notes with grave concern the ongoing situation in the Turks and Caicos 1. Islands, and notes the efforts of the administering Power to restore good governance, including through the introduction of a new 2011 constitution, and sound financial management in the Territory; Calls for the restoration of constitutional arrangements providing for 2. representative democracy through elected territorial Government as soon as possible; 3. Notes the positions and repeated calls of the Caribbean Community and the Movement of Non-Aligned Countries for the restoration of democratically elected territorial Government as a matter of urgency, and also notes the view expressed by the administering Power that elections should not be postponed any longer than necessary; Also notes the extensive public consultations undertaken by the 4. Constitutional and Electoral Reform Adviser and the continued debate on constitutional and electoral reform within the Territory, and stresses the importance of participation by all groups and interested parties in the consultation process; Stresses the importance of having in place in the Territory a Constitution 5. that reflects the aspirations and wishes of the people of the Territory, based on the mechanisms for popular consultation; Requests the administering Power to assist the Territory by facilitating its 6. work concerning public outreach efforts, consistent with Article 73 b of the Charter of the United Nations, and, in that regard, calls upon the relevant United Nations organizations to provide assistance to the Territory, if requested; Welcomes the active participation of the Territory in the work of the 7. Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean; 8. Also welcomes the continuing efforts made by the territorial Government addressing the need for attention to be paid to the enhancement of socio-economic development across the Territory; 16