Items proposed for consideration by the Sixth Committee 111. The Committee decided to recommend to the General Assembly that the items proposed for consideration by the Sixth Committee in the Secretary-General's memorandum should be allocated to that Committee. The meeting rose at 1 p.m. A/BUR/40/SR.l English Page 15 99. The CHAIRMAN said that under rule 40 of the rules of procedure, the Committee had no power to set the dates for a debate, only to decide what priority should be accorded to an item. The responsibility for the entire schedule of meetings lay with the Chairman, who of course acted in consultation with all delegations and with the General Assembly. In that process of consultation, due account would be taken of the proposal made by Romani~ and supported by the United States. 100. With regard to agenda item 89, the Committee decided to recommend to the General Assembly that the reports of the Secretary-General (A/40/64-E/1985/5 and A/40/631) and the report of the Advisory Committee for the International Youth Year (A/40/256) should be assigned to the Third Committee. 101. The Committee decided to recommend that the General Assembly, bearing in mind paragraph 2 of its resolution 39/22, should devote an appropriate number of plenary meetings to policies and programmes relating to youth and, upon receipt of the report of the Third Committee on that item, should designate those meetings as the United Nations World Conference for the International Youth Year. Paragraph 45 102. The Committee decided to recommend to the General Assembly that item 121 should be allocated to the Fifth Committee, on the understanding that the reports of the Joint Inspection Unit dealing with subject-matters assigned to other Main Committees would be referred also to those Committees. Paragraph 46 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the allocation of items for consideration by the General Assembly's Sixth Committee, which deals with legal and juridical matters. The items mentioned, such as reports of the Secretary-General and the Advisory Committee for the International Youth Year, suggest that the focus is on international organizations and governance, rather than specific sectors like economics or health.

**Category**
International organizations, Governance