Plan of Action should become an essential compo· nent of the system of international strategies for the promotion of economic development, the quality of life, human rights and fundamental freedoms. The Plan of Action should be sufficiently flexible to adapt to the varying conditions in different countries. In that regard, his delegation wished to acknowledge the valuable work of UNFPA in such areas as internal and international migration, aging, and the prepara­ tion of population statistics. 10. With regard to the recommendations of the report itself, Argentina believed that it was not the right time to introduce fundamental structural changes in the way in which the system operated. While it might be useful to deal with the question of population during the second regular session of the Council within the wider context of the growth and development of the world economy, the decision as to whether priority would be given to that subject depended on a specific debate in the Council on the selection of priority items for specific sessions. It might also be useful for the Governing Council of UNDP to receive information from the Population Commission when it took up population questions. Consideration might be given to the possibility of co. ordinating the programme of work on population questions between the plenary Governing Council and its Budget and Finance Committee. Problems relating to the consideration of population questions were not due to a lack of time, and the solution would therefore not be to extend the plenary meet­ ings to the detriment of the consideration of other equally important agenda items. Furthermore, his delegation did not think that another small working group should be established to deal with that or any other question to be considered by the Governing Council. 11. Generally speaking, his delegation supported 
**Analysis**
The text discusses the promotion of economic development, human rights, and fundamental freedoms, which suggests that it is related to broader development issues. The mention of population statistics and migration also points towards a focus on human development and social issues.

**Category**
Economic development, Health, Education