UN General Assembly
1966

213. Even if we admit the distinction drawn at the time between the various types of mandate. South Africa's bad faith is still patent. It will be recalled that under an "A" Mandate the role of the administering Power was limited and short-lived, being confined to the rendering of advice during the transitional period preceding independence. Under a "B" Mandate, the administering Power had the more concrete responsibility of administering the territory. Under the "C" Mandate conferred on South Africa, the role of the mandatory, pursuant to Article 22, paragraph 6, of the Covenant of the League of Nations, was to assume the administration of the area under its own laws "as integral portions of its territory".