ensure the optimum utilization of conference-servicing resources: with respect to the proposed departures from the approved calendar of conferences that have administrative and financial implications, to act on behalf of the Assembly, in conformity with the budgetary process in force and with full respect for the mandates of other bodies: (d) to determine the ways and means that might ensure the. optimum utilisation of conference facilities and services, including documentation, and to present appropriate recossuendations to the Assembly; (e) to advise the Assembly on the current and future requirements of the Organisation for conference services, facilities and documentation; (f) to make recommendations as appropriate to the Assembly on means to ensure an improved co-ordination of conferences within the United Nations system, including conference services and facilitie6, and to conduct the appropriate consultations in that regard; (g) to monitor the implementation of cl1 Assembly rerolutions on the organization, servicing and documentation for meetings and conferencesj (h) to monitor the Organisation'6 policy on publications, with the assistance of the Publication6 Board and taking into account position6 adopted by the Cossnittee on Information and other relevant bodies; (i) to report annually thereon to the A6sembly (rerolution 43/222 II): renewed it6 appeal to M6mber States to exercise rertraint in their requests for the CirCUl6tiOII Of COINnU6iC6tiOnS 66 United Nations documents: again rSqU66ted that subsidiary organs should strive to keep their report6 to the Assembly within the desirable limit of 32 page6 (resolution 43/222 C); requested the Secretary-General to Eubmit information to the Cosxnittee to assist it in establishing its work programme on 6 biennial basis in line with the prograsxne budget and the medium-term plan of the United Nation6 (resolution 43/222 D): and requested the Secretary-Gsnsral to continue his effort6 to implement resolution 42/201 C and to 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be focused on the organization and management of conferences and meetings within the United Nations system. It discusses the allocation of resources, coordination of activities, and reporting requirements. The language used is formal and bureaucratic, suggesting that it is an internal document or policy statement. Given the scope and tone of the text, it is likely that it is related to the administrative or operational aspects of the United Nations.

**Category**
International relations, Administration