single copies all relevent material pertaining to the coaferencet (i) The Secretary-General should keep the total number of copies printed for this type of documentation under constant review and adjust it to a realistic level of demand. 4. Submi5sioos by non-governmental organisations ohs11 bear a uniform cover psgs “4th * hlr,*um* r-ha1 rra rr.anhar rrr..IArA L a.%- d----L--b - - __ - - ” --.s-..--w r,..-NT- -” m-u”. ~c’Y”*YYY “I -9 00*1aCubIuC* it diiiiii ‘oe tiae PO5pOn5i~ility of each submitting nOtI-gOVerf28Mntal orgaaiaation to make surti that this cover page appears on each eopy of the report. The Secretariat shall then bistribute 8uch a report if it is submitted in a sufficient number of copies. / . . . Afl#F/45/ 1 Snglirh Page 26 Paportr by uua-govammental organirationr will not IH tranrlstod or reproduced by the Socrotariat, uof will they be transported to t&e conferonco site by tha Secrotmriat if thm corrfwonca fo held away from established hradquartorr. Furthermore, a domdlfuo #hall be ret for the presentation of such reports to the secrotrri8t. A lirt of all documatr presented by tbr non-governmental Organfrations will then be iwrued by the Secretariat. of ~Aaaemblv.sitth m * (A/36/32 and Corr.1). 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the submission and presentation of reports by non-governmental organizations (NGOs) to a conference or assembly, and the procedures for handling and distributing these reports. The content does not seem to be related to specific economic or social sectors, but rather to the process of document management and communication.

**Category**
International relations, Administration