recommendations of JIU was receiving greater attention from Member States, which was very encouraging. 25. He expressed satisfaction that the reports of JIU would henceforth be submitted under the agenda items to which they related. That procedure, however, was not being followed in all cases, and the reasons for the departures should be explained. 26. With regard to the need for the legislative bodies to take a clear position on each of the recommendations of JIU, as urged by the Unit in paragraph 12 of its report, he appreciated that such a procedure would enable the Inspectors to follow up their recommendations more effectively, but he felt that it was preferable that each legislative body should itself determine whether it wished to give an opinion on a recommendation. 27. He urged the only specialized agency which had not yet done so to accept the statute of JIU, thereby enabling it to benefit from the Unit's advice and demonstrating that the organizations of the United Nations system were unanimous in recoqnizing the useful role played by the Unit. 28. Mr. MARRON (Spain) expressed satisfaction that the Joint Inspection Unit was carrying out preliminary studies on each of the questions under consideration in order to determine whether a formal study would be likely to result in constructive recommendations, as it indicated in paragraph 9 of its report (A/38/34). Those preliminary reports, however, should not be too elaborate, or the purpose of the exercise would be lost. The vast experience of the Inspectors should enable them to determine promptly whether it would be worth while to embark on a formal study. ; ... A/C.5/38/SR.24 English Page 7 (Mr. Marron, Snain) 29. The carrying out of internal studies designed to improve the effectiveness of the Unit itself demonstrated the vitality of that body. They included an 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a discussion about the Joint Inspection Unit (JIU) and its role within the United Nations system. The language used is formal and bureaucratic, suggesting that the topic is related to administrative or organizational matters rather than a specific field like health or education. The text also mentions the submission of reports, the consideration of recommendations, and the improvement of the effectiveness of the Unit, which suggests that the category should be related to governance or administration.

**Category**
Governance, Administration