included in the Proviaional agenda of thal sesaion' 28. Ihe G€neral connittee took note of the guggestions of tbe secretary-Gene ral lA/auR/aO/\, para. 32) regarding: (a) The grouping of related itena under a singLe headingt (b) the staggering of nore itens over two or nore years' In thiS connect.ion, f,he G€neral Conniltee draes the attention of Etre G€neral AdseDbly to the connitEeera agreenenc, on a proPosal by Ehe represencative of the united Kingdoo of Great Britain and Northern lreland, to neet lauer during the BeEEion to conslder reconnendations to the General Assenbly on th€ rationalizaEion of it3 uork. 29. Tahi,ng into account paragraPbs 25 to Zg above, the General ConniEfee r€cormends to Etre General Assenbly Ehe adoPtion of lhe follosinq ag€nda: 2'l l. opening of lhe session by the chairnan of the delegation of z€nbia (P'l)' 2. ltinute of silenb prayer or nealitation (P.2)' 3. Credentials of repreaentatives to the fortieth aeaaion of the General Assenbly ( P.3) ! (al Appointroent of lhe nenbers of the Credentials Conmi ttee, (b) R€port. of the Credentials Conniltee. {. Election of the Presldent of Ehe General Assenbly (P.4). Abbreviations used in Ehe present docunent: (P. ): iten on the Provisional agenda 1A/40/L5ol , (S. ): iten on lhe supplenentary lisc aA/AO/ZOOI, (A. )r additional l|.ens (A/4o/24L' A/40/2421 .2/A/ 40 / 250 English Page l0 5, Election of th€ officerE of tbe Uain Connitteeg (p.51. 5. El.eclion of lhe Vice-Preeidenls of the General Assenbly (P.6). 7. tlotification by the Secreta ry-Gene ral under Artlcle 12, paragraph 2, of the Cbarter of lhe United Nations (P.7). 8. Aaloption of the agenda and organizatlon ot rork: reporta of the General Oonni ttee (P.8) . 9. ceneral debate ( p.9) . I0. RePor! of the secrelary-General on the eork of the OrganizaEion (P.lO).
**Analysis**
The text appears to be related to the internal workings of the United Nations General Assembly, discussing the agenda and organization of the session. It mentions the adoption of resolutions, election of officers, and reports from the Secretary-General. The language used is formal and procedural, suggesting that the text is focused on the administrative and organizational aspects of the General Assembly.

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