for the maintenence of international peace and security and to give due consideration to the report of the Secretary-General8 invite8 the Secretary-General, in discharging his responsibilities under the Charter, to continue his efforts towards strengthening the capacity of the United Nations to fulfil the effective and decisive role envisaged for it in the Charters and urged that efforts to that end should continue (resolution 37167). At its forty-fourth session, u/ the Geuaial Assembly took note of the report of the Secretary-General (decision 441404). Document t Report of the Secretary-General, Supplement NO. 1 (A/45/1). 11. &port of the II- The Security Council (see item 15 (a)) submits an annual report to the General Assembly under Article 24, paragraph 3, of the Charter; the Assembly considers the report in accordance with Article 15, paragraph 1. The Council’s report is included in the provisional agenda of the Assembly pursuant to rule 13 (b) of the rules of procedure. The General Assembly usually takes note of the report of fhe Security Council without discussion. however, at its twenty-sixth and twenty-seventh sessions, ix . 1971 and 1972, the Assembly, in connection with its consideration of the Council’s report, decided to seek the views of Hamber States on ways and means of enhancing the effectiveness of the Council in accordance with tbe principles and provisions of the Charter (resolu’ions 2864 (XXVI) and 2991 (XXWI)). At its twenty-eighth session, the Assembly drew the attention of the Council, when considering steps to enhance its effectiveness in accordance with the principles and provisions of the Charter, to the views and suggestions submitted by Nember States in response to the above-mentioned resolutions as contained in the Secretary-General’8 reports on the matter (A/8447 and Add.1, A/9143) (resolution 3166 (RtvIII)). At its twenty-ninth session, the Assembly recalled the resolutions adopted at the three preceding sessions (resolution 3322 (XXIX)). _- --- 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the role and functioning of the United Nations, specifically the Security Council, and its efforts to maintain international peace and security. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that the topic is related to international relations and governance.

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