12. 第 33 届关岛议会议长也在第四委员会 2015 年届会上发言。他说，对关岛合法去殖民化最严重的威胁是管理国不断军事化该岛，其人民目前正面临新一轮军事化浪潮。她指出，在 2015 年 8 月发布的一项正式决定记录中，美国军队制定了增加军力的详细计划，其中考虑到建造军事基地、将 5 000 名美国海军陆战队员调往关岛和其他措施。议长回顾了大会关于非自治领土军事设施的若干决议，表示大会应通过一项针对关岛的决议，大意为美国在关岛不断增加的军事活动和(或)设施是自决的一个非法障碍。议长还指出，在关岛联邦地区法院正在进行的一起诉讼质疑将今后任何自决公民投票的选民限定在关岛土著居民的法定定义范围内的关岛法律，这是法律领域一个危险的事态发展。在这方面，她呼吁通过一项针对关岛的决议来处理此事，并采取行动澄清在任何自决公民投票中谁构成适当的选民。议长还呼吁针对关岛的决议提醒管理国非自治领土有权就影响其实现经济、社会和文化发展能力的事项被征求意见，并重申其人民对其自然资源的永久主权。
12. Speaking also before the Fourth Committee during its 2015 session, the Speaker of the thirty-third Guam legislature said that the most acute threat to the legitimate exercise of the decolonization of Guam was the incessant militarization of the island by its administering Power, a new wave of which its people were currently facing. She indicated that, in an official record of decision issued in August 2015, the United States military had laid out a detailed plan for military build-up allowing for the construction of military bases, the relocation of 5,000 United States marines to Guam and other steps. Recalling a number of General Assembly resolutions on military installations in the Non-Self-Governing Territories, the Speaker said that the Assembly should pass a Guam-specific resolution to the effect that escalating United States military activities and/or installations on Guam were an unlawful impediment to self-determination. The Speaker also noted that an active lawsuit in the federal District Court of Guam that challenged the Guam law that limits the electorate in any future self-determination plebiscite to those falling within the statutory definition of a native inhabitant of Guam represented a dangerous development in the legal realm. In that regard, she called for a resolution specific to Guam to address the matter, as well as actions to clarify who constitutes the appropriate electorate in any self-determination plebiscite. The Speaker also called for a Guam-specific resolution that reminded the administering Power of the right of a Non-Self-Governing Territory to be consulted on matters affecting its ability to pursue its own economic, social and cultural development and that reiterated the right of its people to permanent sovereignty over its natural resources.