UI{ITED 1{ATrOllS General AesemblyDistr. GENERAL 1,'7 \ 1lA/40/250 + l\if'tl8 septernbe r 1985 ORIGINAL: ENGLISH Fortiebh session ORGANIZATION OF TEE FORTIBTB REGULAR SESSION OF IHE GENERAL NSEI,IBLY, ADOPTION OF THE AGENDA AND ALIFCATION OF ITEMS First report of the ceneral Conroi Etee @NTENTS I. INTRODTETION II. ORGANIZATION OF fHE SESSION ...... III. ADOPTION OF TBE AGENDA IV. ALI,OCATION OF ITEI.ISParagraph6 Paqe l2 2-23 2 24- 29 I 30 - 32 27 85-25441 1564n (E\A/40/25o Engl ish Page 2 I. INTRODUCTION I. At its lst meeting, on I8 Septenber 1985. Ehe ceneral Connietee considered a menorandum by the Secre ta ry-ceneral relating to the organizaEion of the fortieehregular session of tbe General Assembly, the adoption of the agenda and theallocaeion of item6 lA/BllR/4O/l.l. A summary of the discussion uiLl appear in the sumnary record of the neeting (A/BUR,/40ISR.1). II. ORGANIZATION OF XgE SESSION A. General @mmittee 2, At the suggestion of the Sec re lary-Gene ral (A/BVR/AO/I, para. 4), the cenerat Comrni ttee took note of: (a) Paragraphs I and 2 of the ceneral Assenbly decision 34/4Of @/5ZO/Rev.15, annex VI), rrhich read as folloes: "1. The General Connittee should, at. the outset of each session, considered how the work of Ehe session can best b€ rationalized. "2. The General Conmitgee should also neeE periodicall,y througbout the session to reviee the progress of work and to make reconmendations to the General Aasembly on the general progranme of the session and on measures ained at. improving the nork." (b) Paragraph 4 of lhe annex to ceneral Assenbty resolution 39,/88 B (ibid., annex VII), r{hich reads as folloes: "4. The ceneral Connittee should play more ful1y its role under rule 42of the rules of procedure and paragraphs I and 2 of General Assenbly decision
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