588.TheCommittee expressed theviewthattherewasnojustification forthe inclusion ofparagraph 1.6underresource requirements fortheGeneral Assembly. 589.TheCommittee recommended thattheCommittee onConferences shouldreviewthe external pri~ting requirements fortheGeneral Ass6mbly. 590.Inconnection withparagraph 1.41,theCommittee requested theWorldFood Council tocarryoutanadditional review, inconsultation withFAO,ontheneed fortheuseofconsultants andtheprogrammatic justifications thereof. 591.TheCommittee recommended that,inparagraph 1.47,thewords"ontheNorth American conltinent" should bereplaced bythewords"wherever theCommittee deems suchactivities areneededmost". 592.TheCommittee notedthattheprov1s10n inparagraph 1.51forthetravelofone staffmember fromtheCentreforSocial Development andHumanitarian Affairs to attendsessions oftheCommittee forProgramme andCo-ordination appeared to duplicate theresources provided forinparagraph 4.8ofsection 4forthetravel ofstaffoftheCentretoattendsessions oftheEconomic andSocialCouncil. The Committee decided todrawtheattention oftheGeneral Assembly tothisquestion. 593.Withtheabovechanges, theCommittee recommended thattheGeneral Assembly shouldapprove theprogramme narrative ofsection 1oftheproposed programme budgetforthebiennium 1986-1987. Section 2A.Political andSecurity Council affairs~ Eeace-keeping activities (a)Security Council, itscommittees andcommissions 594.TheCommittee recommended thattheCommittee onConferences shouldreviewthe external printing requirements fortheSecurity Council anditssubsidiary organs (para.2A.5). -123-;,1 :1'I.,\.r==-o::="~=':'- ----- ~ 595.~::c:::::::::t'::i::l::::a:fa::.s:::::::onCo::C::'-::::::'rY-Gen.ral to ;:~, conduct inthenearfutureanevaluation ofthenewsservice oftheDepartment of ~ Political andSecurity Council Affairs, requested thatinundertaking the evaluation theSecretary-General bearinmindtheviewsexpressed bymembers ofthe Committee duringtheconsideration ofthisaspectofsection 2Aoftheproposed programme budgetforthebiennium l~86-l987. 596.TheCOmmittee recommended thattheintermediate outputunderprogramme element 2.2(Promotion ofpeace,including co-ordination oftheInternational Year ofPeace)shouldberedrafted'to readasfollows: "Intermediate output: CO-ordination, asmandated, ofallUnitedNations activities related totheInternational YearofPeacewithaviewtoensuring comprehensive andeffectiv~ actiontoattaintheobjectives oftheYear.The secretariat fortheYearwillalsoseekactiveparticipation withinand,as appropriate, outside theUnitedNations system." 597.TheCommittee recommended thedeletion ofthereference toAntarctica in outputs (iii)and(iv)ofprogramme element 2.3(Peace,security andco-operation intheseaandoceanareas). (c)Peaceful usesofouterspace 598.TheCOmmittee recommended thedeletion ofoutput(ii)ofprogramme element 3.6 (Spaceinformation services). (d)Lawoftheseaaffairs 599.Withregardtotheorganization oftwoadhocexpertgroupmeetings (para.2A.56), theCommittee expressed doubtsabouttheirjustification. 600. Wit~theabovechanges, theCOmmittee recommended thattheGeneral Assembly shouldapprove theprogramme narrative ofsection 2Aoftheproposed programme bUdgetforthebiennium 1986-1987. Section 28.Disarmament affairsactivities 601.TheCOmmittee notedtheimportance oftheroleoftheUnitedNations inthe areaofdisarmament tOOthepriority attributed toitbytheSecretary-General. 602.TheCommittee recommended thatthefollowing textshouldbeaddedto output(ii)underprogramme element 1.3(Conference onDisarmament): n(f)prevention ofanarmsraceinouterspace". 603.TheCommittee recommended thattheword"possibly" shouldbedeleted from output(i)ofprogramme element 1.7(Functions related tomultilateral disarmament agreements ofwhichtheSecretary-General isdepositary and/orwhicharerequested bytheGeneral Assembly). -124--to tmentr)f ersofthe oposed me onalYear :1Nations ensuring ~ar.The :md,as lin ~ration Lement3.6 Isembly 'amme inthe leral. from armament equested604.TheCommittee recommended theinclusion ofanewprogramme element 1.9,which wouldreadasfollows: "1.9Relationship between disarmament anddevelopment "Output: Substantive servicing oftheInternational Conference onthe
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the United Nations' budget and programmatic activities, with a focus on international relations, peacekeeping, and disarmament. While there is no direct mention of economic development, natural resources, or industry, the text does touch on areas related to international cooperation and conflict resolution, which suggests a connection to the broader categories of international relations and humanitarian aid.

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