UNITED NATIONS General AssemblyA Distr. LIMI'l'ED AlC.4/45/L.1 25September 1990 ORIGINAL: ENGLISH 1IIOII"__Wl_.-::l_._1I:1lll'~~"!~ nrexeM;&••JK=:DlIl:J:ll/lllW_C::lI*:I:l' lI:liI:lS IIlI_~!II!'=__IIJ'D!'lIl=m__B.lllI.I!lI_IlI:..a_ Forty-fifth session FOURTH CO~lMITTEE ORGANIZATION OFWORK 1.Theitemsontheagenda oftheGeneral Assembly allocated totheFourth Committee forconsideration andrepoct arelistedindocument A/C.4/45/1. Background information ontheseitems. iucludiwJ references totherelated documentation, issetoutintheannotated preliminary listufitemsonthe provisional agenda oftheforty-fifth session (A/45/100 andAdd.l*). 1/ 2.Underrule99,paragraph (b),oftherulesofprocedure oftheGeneral Assembly, eachMainCommittee "shallatthebeginning ofthesession adopt a programrr.d ofworkindicating, ifpoc;sible, atarget datetortheconclusion ofits work,theapproximate datesofconsideration ofi•.emsandthenumber ofmeet.ings to beallocated toeachitem". 3.Inpursuance oftheaboveruleandtakingintoaccount itsexperience in previous years, theFourth Committee maywish,forthepurpose ofplanning, to consider adopting asaprovisional guideline theapproximate datessetoutbelow fortheconsideration oftheitemsonitsagenda: Agenda item Election ofofficersl organization ofwork Item112 Items18,111,113and 12,114and115Number ofmeetin~ 1 8-10 11-132October 4-12October 15-25October *A/45/100/Add.l tobeissued. 90-23902 1711c(E) /... Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld Library;VC.4/45/L.l Ex'gUsh Pd.q(~2 '1.InUwpreparation ofU,p ab,lv~ t.i.mp~"\bl(', tlwChairman wasguided byUw followin~ cQnsider~ti0ns: (a)IndGGOI,j,Ult'f' wit.hHstablishn'l l'l',wedurf>s <lllltbearing inmindt.he availability l,fthtc,dOCtUN."nl.dt i<"ll,theF'cux-th COllunittep maywishtoholdgeneral debates, onl?coverinq agenda item1".2amithe:..>ther, itl'ms18,Ill,113and12,114 and115,itbein~ understn0~ thrlt ~raft rc~olutions an~!orproposals willbe c0nsid~red separately; (b)ItIsund~rGtooct th~t,should c0nsidrratiu~ bytheGeneral Assembly in ph>;li 1rymeetings 01tht'quest.iOlI ofthpFalkland Islan<ls (Malvinas) (36)fall withintheperiOd inrti~ated ahove,thetimetahle fortheworkoftheFourth Committee wouldbemodified ,mt.hpbdS.iSofconsu~tat.i()ns; (c)Inaccordi1uc(' withestablished prol'edurt:', theGeneral Assembly is expected totakeupinplenary meetings thequestion oftheimplementation ofthe Declaration ontheGranting ofIndependence LoColonial Countries andPeoples [lR] asawholefollowing thecompletion ofitsconsideration oftheother decolonization itemsallocated toitandaf~ertheFourth Committee hascompleted itsworkforthesession; (d)Petitioners willbeheardasearJyaspt~S6iblE. during theFourth Committee'S ~onsiderati0n oftherelated items. Boiies andindividuals having an intere: tinthequestion oftheFalkland Islands (Mdlvinas) [36]willbeheardin theFom:th Committf'p inconjunction \"it.htheconsidGration oftheiteminplenrlry meetinq; (e)Theavailable ,'onference facilities willenable theFourth Committee to holduptosevenmeetings perweek. 5.Subject totheal'<)veprovisional programme ofworkbeingacceptable tothe Fourth Committee andinordertofdciliL\te t.heworkoftheCommittee, theChairman wishestosuggest thatthelistofspeakers inthegeneral debatecovering item112 beclosed onThursday, 4October, at.6p.m.andtl13tontheremaining items, on Tuesday, 16October, at6p.m. 6.TheChairman wishesalsotodrawattention totherelated decisions and practices ~ftheGeneral Asspmbly ontheorganization ofitsworkascontained in docUJ11Ant A/45/250 having par'ticularrelevance tot.heworkoftheMainCommittees. Particular attention isdrawntoadecision adopted bytheAssembly that,asa cost-saving measure, morning meetings shouldstartat10a.m.promptly bothforall plenary meetings andmeetings oftheMain Comm~tt.ees dur.ing theforty-fifth session (A/45/250, para.7).Members' attention isalsodrawntoadecision adopted bythe
**Analysis**
This text appears to be related to the organizational and procedural aspects of the United Nations General Assembly, specifically the Fourth Committee, which deals with decolonization and self-determination. The text mentions the election of officers, the organization of work, and the consideration of various items on the agenda, including the question of the Falkland Islands (Malvinas). The text also touches on the use of conference facilities and the scheduling of meetings.

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