10. The Gooorsl Assembly, in it-a resolution 361117 A, section II. paragraph 8, decided that l$ata of ell documents requested by l ech Unit06 Nat$oBa orgen, including the Xein Corunitteoo of the Asawnbly, should be submitted by the Secretary-General at the end of oath aeuaion, with en indication of the date on which it would be poaaiblw to ienue each document in all required languages. reflecting the time rcquirod for itu preparation by both the substantive and conf*ronce-servicing units of the Secretariat. That decision was reaffirmed in paragraph 4 of General Assembly resolution 39/68 D. 11. Thm Gsneral Aaaemhly also decided, in resolution 361117 B, paragraph 1, that documents l houl8 be given effective l imultaneoua distribution in sufficient time in the official end working lengusgos of the organs of the United Nations. In resolution 421207 C, the A8rembly requested United Nations bodies an& the Soctetary-General to ensure respect.fot equal treatxeent of the official languages of the United Nations and requested the Secretary-General to continue to ensure the full application of General Assembly resolution 36/117 B. In resolutione 43/222 E and 441196 C, thr Assembly requested the Wcretary-General to continue to implement roaolution 42/207 C. 12. By dec$aion 371445 of 21 December 1982,.the General Assembly endorsed the recommendation contained in the ennex to Economic and Social Council resolution 1982150. to the l ffact that the Council and the Aaaembly should continue to review the provisional agendas for their l ubmidiary bodies, togethor with thm list of requeated.&ocumentet$on, ia order, M, to l atebliah greater cona~atency in the documentation requested and its orderly consideration at the intergovernmentcl level. 13. Thereafter, in resolution 39168 9, the Eecretsry-General waa roquestedr (a) To instruct all Secretariat unit8 responsible for the 8rafting of documents to ensure that their manuscripts were delivered to the Department of 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing administrative and procedural matters related to the United Nations, specifically the handling of documents and languages within the organization. The resolutions mentioned are focused on ensuring effective communication and documentation, as well as promoting equal treatment of official languages. There is no direct mention of specific fields like economic development, natural resources, or health.

**Category**
Administration, International Relations