by that organisation would be permitted to participate in the discussion in plenary meeting and that organioatione and individuals Baving a special interest in the question would be permitted to be beard by the Special Political Committee. 38. With regard to &8m 37 of the draft agenda (Question of the Falkland Islands (Malvinas)), the Secretary-General wfsbes to remind the General Committee that at prevfoua seesions the General Assembly decided to consider this item directly in plenary meeting, on the understanding that bodies and individuals having an intoreat in the question would be heard in the Fourth Committee in conjunction with the consideration of the item in plenary meeting. 39. With regard to &9m 44 of the draft agenda (Question of Cyprus), the General Committee will recall that at its forty-second session p/ the General Assembly decided to conaider this item directly in plenary meeting, on the understanding that Pt would, when oonsidering the item, invite the Special Poli'ical Committee to meet for the purpose of affording representatives of t&i Cypriot communities an opportunity to take thm floor fn the Committee in order to express their viewsr and that the Assembly would then resume its aoneideration of the item, taking into account the report of the Special Political Committee. 40. In connection with Ptem of the draft agenda (General and complete disarmament), the Secretary-General wishes to draw the attention of the General Committee to the fact that some portions of the annual report of the International Atomic Energy Agency (M45/571), which is to be considered directly in plenary meeting under Ptem 14, deal with the subject-matter of this item. The General Committee may therefore wish to recommend that the relevant paragraphs of the report should be drawn to the attention of the First Committee in connection with it* oansi&atction af ltrm 57, w This item has not been diacua8ed since the thirty-seventh session. 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the agenda of the United Nations General Assembly, specifically the topics that will be considered and the procedures for their discussion. The items mentioned include the Falkland Islands (Malvinas), Cyprus, and general and complete disarmament. These topics seem to be related to international relations, politics, and security, rather than economic development or environmental issues.

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