notification of the dates of the meetings. Accordingly, he proposed that the Committee should recommend to the Assembly that -the meetings should be held in the week of 11 to 15 November. As to the number of meetings, he believed that 5 to 10 could be held, given the interest shown by countries and depending on the number of delegations wishing to take the floor. 97. Mr. FELDMAN (United States of America) said that his delegation endorsed the Romanian proposal since it considered the dates appropriate. 98. Mr. GORE-BOOTH (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland) said that while he fully supported the idea of the Conference, he understood that a maximum of four meetings could be devoted to the question during the fortieth session. / ... A/BUR/40/SR.l English Page 16 Items proposed for consideration by the Second Committee 107. The Committee decided to recommend to the General Assembly that the items proposed for consideration by the Second Committee in the Secretary-General's memorandum should be allocated to that Committee. Items proposed for consideration by the Third Committee 108. The Committee decided to recommend to the General Assembly that the items proposed for consideration by the Third Committee in the Secretary-General's memorandum, with the addition of item 84 (i), should be allocated to that Committee. Items proposed for consideration by the Fourth Committee 109. The Committee decided, taking into account its decision regarding item 114 of the draft agenda, to recommend to the General Assembly that the items proposed for consideration by the FOurth Committee in the Secretary-General's memorandum should be allocated to that Committee. Items proposed for consideration by the Fifth Committee 110. The Committee decided to recommend to the General Assembly that the items proposed for consideration by the Fifth Committee in the Secretary-General's memorandum should be allocated to that Committee. 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be discussing the agenda and scheduling of meetings for a United Nations conference or session. The language used is formal and bureaucratic, suggesting that it is related to the organization of official meetings or committees. The specific topics mentioned, such as the allocation of items to different committees, also point towards a administrative or organizational context.

**Category**
International organizations, General Assembly