organization of cbe session concurrently t iCh the General Conmittee's firsl report. C. Schedule of meet.inqs 5. A! Ehe suqgesf,ion of Ehe secreta ry-Gene ra I (A/BuR/A,/L I para' 7) ' the General CoRrni ltee dra{s.the General AssenbLy's attention to Paragraph 3 of iCs decision 34/40L, $bich reads as folloes: "3. Both Plenary and connitEee neetings should begin at lO'30 a'n' and 3 p.m. and, in oraer to expedite ttle nork of the General Assenbly' al'I meetings should begin pronptly at the scheduled tine.'' 6. AIso aE the suggestion of the sec re ta ry-General (!!,].!', para' 8)' the General Comni ttee reconnends that, durlng the perioal of the general debate. morning plenary neetings should beqin at lO a.rn. inslead of 10'30 a'n' 7. The General Comnj.ttee also reconnends to the General Assenbly that during the connenorative proceedings of the fortieth anniversary, betoeen 14 and 24 Octobel' fllorning plenary meetings should begin at l0 a.n. instead of 10'30 a'n' 8. In this connectlon, lhe General Comnittee also reconmends to the General Assembly that delegaCions should be reninded of the importance of punctuality in lhe interest of ensuring an effective and orderly organization of tvork and achievinq economies tor the United Nations'A/40 /25O EngI ish Page 4 9. At the suggestion of CbeGeneral Coroni ttee recomlends (a) The general debateFriday, ll Octobe r 1985tD. ceneral debate secreta ry-ceneral (ibid., paras. II and l2)r Chat: strould begin on titonday, 23 Septenber and endtbe (b) lhe liat of sPeakers in the general alebate should be clo€eal on wednesatay,25 Septenber, at 6 p.n.
**Analysis**
This text appears to be discussing the organization and logistics of a meeting or assembly, specifically the United Nations General Assembly. It mentions the schedule of meetings, punctuality, and the general debate, which suggests that the category should be related to administration, governance, or organization.

**Category**
Organization, Administration