24. Consideration was also given to a proposal that the Committee on Conferences should negotiate with subsidiary organs of the Assembly that had made insufficient use of their resources with a view either to reducing the level of their services or to discussing their implementation of resolution 39/68 B. It was proposed that the Committee should communicate with United Nations bodies which had over the past three years failed to utilize 75 per cent or more of the services allocated to them. Those bodies should be requested to consider whether all conference facilities allocated for 1986 were necessary. Such bodies should be given the opportunity formally to discuss their utilization of conference-servicing resources on the basis of statistics supplied by the Secretariat, and to that end they should include in their agendas an item on that matter. Any discussion that took place in those bodies under that item, and any practical steps to improve an organ's utilization of such services, could be communicated to the Committee on Conferences and reported to the Assembly. 25. At the 233rd meeting of the Committee, on 28 August 1985, discussion centred on a proposal calling on United Nations isodies to make further efforts to ensure that their requests for services corresponded accurately to their requirements, to plan their work accordingly and to report on the matter to the Assembly. The Committee agreed on the following formulation: "The General Assembly "Urges all United Nations bodies to increase their efforts to ensure that their requests for conference-servicing resources correspond accurately to their requirements; "Further urges those bodies to plan their work well in advance in order to make full use of the conference-servicing resources allocated to them and so that any unused conference-servicing resources can be reassigned to ensure their most effective utilization;
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing administrative and logistical aspects of the United Nations, specifically related to the allocation and utilization of conference-servicing resources. It suggests that some UN bodies have not been making efficient use of these resources, and proposes measures to improve their utilization. This suggests that the category is likely to be related to the internal functioning of the UN or international organizations.

**Category**
Administration, International Relations