the Board of Trustees of the United Ration8 Institute for Training and Re8earch to discontinue its request for rumnary records. 28. Al80 by rerolution 37114 C, tbo 8ubridiary orgem entitled to 8meting records wore requeoted to keep their tequirexentr to a minimum, to dirpenre with them whenever poorible, cud to make wider u8e of oouud recordings (para. 7). For the bonofit of organr no longor l ntitlmd to meeting records, tho Secretary-General wa8 requested to arrange for sound tocording to be made available to interested dolegations (pare. 109. 29. Is the 8axe resolution, tbe General &rembly confirm6 the entitlement of the following subsidiary organs to verbatim records and reiterated that no such organ would be 80 entitled in the abrrenco of an explicit resolution by the Assembly to that effect (pera. 119: l At its 652sld xeeting, on 21 September 1984, the Trade and Development Board decided to dispense with summary record8 for it8 8ubsequent plenary meetings. / . . . A/IlF/45/~ English Pago 11 (a) Coraaittee on Applications for Roviev of Adioiniatrative Tribunal Judgomental (b) Coarnfttrr OP thm Peaceful Usms cd? Outmr Spacer (c) DiaarJaament Coaaaisaion~ (d) Special Committms on the Situation with regard to the Irsplumentation of the Declaration on the Granting of fndepmndence to Colonial Countries and Peoples; (a) Spmcial Coaaittee to Invmatigatm Israeli Practicoa Affecting the Human Rights of the Population of tbo Occupfod Tmxitorima (vhen hearing witnesses); (f) Unitvd lStiOS8 ~ioirtrativo Tribunal (whmn holding hearings, only in the language 6l thm l pmaker)o (g) Coaaaittoe [aov Confmroneo] on Disarmament (from full statemanta &II daliverod and checleed by thm dolegations concerned but vithout the usm of verbatim importers)8 (h) Subsidiary organs of the General Assembly whma holding meetings in the obaervsneo of PntmrnationaX Qaya of solidarity groclained hy thm Aaaenbly. 30. Thm pattern of aesting tacotb entitlements currently in force is provided in 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the operations and decisions of the United Nations, specifically the General Assembly and its subsidiary organs. The content revolves around the recording and availability of meeting records, which suggests a focus on administrative and organizational matters rather than specific sectors or issues. However, some of the subsidiary organs mentioned, such as the Trade and Development Board, might be related to economic development or international trade.

**Category**
International relations, Administration