10. On the proposal of lhe Secre ta ry-ceneral (ibid., para. 13), the ceneralcomnittee drass the ceneral Assenbly's attent.ioi-E the alecislon laken by theAsaenbly at the 3rd plenary neeting of its thirty-nlnth aesEion, held on Friatay,21 Septernber 1984, nanely thaC the practice of expreseing congratulations in EheGeneral Assembly Hall after a speech had been del,ivered waE prohiblted (seeA/39/Pv.3). E. Explanations ot vote lI, At tbe suggeBtion of the Secre ta ry-ceneral 1A/BUR/AO/L, para. L4), the ceneralConnitCee draws Che attention of the ceneral Assenbly Eo paragraph ? of itsdecision 34/40L, rrhi.ch reads as follors: "7. l{ben tbe same draft resoruti.on is congidered in a ltain cofinitcee andin Plenary meeting, a delegation abould, aa far as poEsible, explain its voteonly once, i.e., either in the Coonittee or in plenary neeting, unlesg Ehatdelegationrs voee in plenary neeling is different fron its vote in the Cotrmi ttee. " F, Cloaing date ot the session l.2. On the proposal of the Secre tary-ceneral (lbiat., para. IS), the Generalcoftni ttee reconnends to the General Aasembly thaTJhe closing date of the fortiettrsession should be ?uesday, 17 Decernber 1985. G. Records of the lilain Conmittees 13. On the proposal of the Secreta ry-cene ral (ibial., para. 16), the ceneralCommietee draes the General AssenbLy's attentio; to rule 5g of the rules of Procedure which stlpulates tha! the First @nnlttee shalt be provided eith verbaEinrecords anat tha! ff organ of Che ceneral Aasenbly shall have both verbatin andaulmary records. The General Conmittee therefore reconnends that. ttre verbatinlrecords should be the officiar recordE of the First @otui rtee and the sut'aryrecords should renain che officiar records of alr other ltain cor0mitlees. rn thieconnection, the General connittee arso recomends to the c€neral Asa€mbly tbat thePractice whereby the speciar potitical connit.tee nay obtaln, on specific requeet,Cranscriptlons of the debates of s@e of its neetings, or porlions thereof, sbouldA/ 40/250 EngLish Page 5 be naintained for the fortieEh session. Furthermore, the General connittee l,l3hes to dras the General Assenblyrs atlention to paragraPh 10 (e) of ifs resolutlon 2538 (XXIV) of 11 Decenber 1969, ehich reads as follous:
**Analysis**
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