5. Requests the Secretary-General to provide the designated members of the Committee with all the assistance necessary for the successful completion of their tasks ; 6. Calls upon the Committee on Crime Prevention and Control, at its twelfth session, to make specific recommendations to the Economic and Social Council on further action required for the effective implementation of existing standards, on the basis of the proposals made by the pre-sessional working group established in accordance with Council resolution 1989/63, paragraph 6, taking into account, in particular, the following issues: (a) Measures to increase the level of support for programmes of technical co-operation and advisory services in crime prevention and criminal justice to permit more effective implementation, including special projects designed and carried out at the country level and more active involvement of potential funding agencies; (b) The role of the United Nations, in particular the Committee on Crime Prevention and Control, in promoting the implementation of existing standards, including modalities for strengthening existing review procedures, and more active intersessional involvement of Committee members and other experts; (c) The relationship between the effectiveness of implementation and the work-load of the Committee and the Secretariat; (d) The growing burden imposed on many States by the expansion of reporting obligations, and the need for technical assistance; (e) The problem of inadequate reporting or excessive delays; (f) The question of additional or alternative sources of information; (g) The capacity of the Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Branch of the Centre for Social Development and Humanitarian Affairs, for reasons of inadequate staffing and other financial constraints, to provide the Committee with the administrative and technical support required; 7. Authorizes the Committee on Crime Prevention and Control to continue the practice of convening a pre-sessional working group for two days before each session;
**Analysis**
This text appears to be related to international cooperation and the implementation of standards in the field of crime prevention and criminal justice. It mentions the Committee on Crime Prevention and Control, the United Nations, and the Secretariat, suggesting that it is a document from a international organization. The text also mentions technical co-operation, advisory services, and reporting obligations, which are all related to international cooperation and standard implementation.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, International cooperation