intergovernmental structure en8 function8 in the economic and social fields would be cooaidered direotly Pn plenary meeting and that such a decision would in no way prejudge the arrangements to be made for the future conaidetation of the item. 44. Ia connection with e of the draft agsada (Joint Inspection Unit), the General CoPamittes map wish to recommend to the General A8aembly, a8 was done at preview 5e55ion5, that the item should be allocated to the Piftb Comll)ittee, on the understanding that the report8 of the Joint Inspection Unit dealfug with subject-matters assigned to other Main Committees would be referred also to those Committees. 45. Subject to changes that may be made by the General CoarPsittee in the light of paragraphs 33 to 44 above, the allocation of the items of the draft agenda, au based on previous practice , would be the following: m/ lQ/ For the abbreviations used in the allocation of items, see footnote 4. / . . . A/BUW'45/1 Bnglish Page 29 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 6. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. Opeaing of the session by the Chairmu of the delegation of Nigeria (P.l). Minute of silent prayer or meditation iP.2). Credentials of representative8 to the forty-fifth aeesiou of the General Assembly (P.3)t (a) Appointment of the members of the Credentials Committeei (b) Beport of tho Crodeotials Committee. Electioxa of the President of the General Aseembly (P.4). election of the officers of the Main Committees (P.5). Election of the Vice-Presidents of the General Assembly (P.6). SVotiffcation by the Secretary-Geueral under Article 12, paragraph 2, of the Charter of the United Nationa (P.7). Adoption of the agenda and orgauioatiun of work: reports of the General Committee (P.8). General debate (P.9). Bepott of the Secretary-Geuersl on the work of the Orgbmiaation (P.10). 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a report or draft agenda for a meeting of the United Nations General Assembly, discussing various administrative and procedural matters, such as the allocation of items on the agenda, the appointment of officials, and the organization of work. While some of the items may have indirect implications for economic development or other fields, the primary focus seems to be on the internal workings of the General Assembly rather than specific policy areas.

**Category**
None, Administration