annes I to the prcaant docuwnt;. 31. Thm Ganrrsl Assembly approved the tecoaaamndation of the Sccrotary-Genmtal set forth in rmaolution 2292 (XXII), annax, paragraph (b), and roaffirumcl by resolution 31/140, am&ion X2, parsgraph 5, snd resolution 2538 (XXXW), paragraph 10 (0). to the l ffoct that sDtwchea or atstemonts by roproaontative8 of Govatamcnta, by the $ocretary-General or his tmpoesmatative, or by peroon8 preronting reports on behalf of cosmnittoos or other bodies might bm rmproduced in in sunrnary secorda or as official Qimcuukentr only if they served a% bases for d~8cussion, provided that the rafevaat Ucciaion vas tskOn by tho body COnCerned after s s'catoaeat of the financial implications had been subraitted in accordance with regulation 13.1 of tbo Pinsnciol Regulations of tho United Hations. 32. Thmrmaftor, by dociaian 3W401, maintained and toitexatod oath yehrr it vi38 decided that inaaIsuch as all Msin Coamaittmea of the Gmncral kaembly were provided with neoting rmcorda, th8 raproduction in, as separate documonta, of atateamnta msdo in s B&in CoarJlittme should bs dtocoatinuo8. That decision W88 entended to all l ubaidiary orgsns of the Genmral Asaanblp entitled to summary ---m-l- L --rrs-ra- *n#¶* P .9b".YQ "X bOPYIYCI"W rt". em ", arrurrnh P- K'. w.)" .sC" .- - / ..* AuIW?/4501 English hga 12 33. By raaolutioo 2836 (XXVI), of 17 Docaahr 1971, the General Asaarably decided that roporta submitted by l ubuidiary organs or bObi should be drafted on the basis of tha following principles (see pars. 3): (a) The rmporta should be action-orientad and conciaa and should contain preciao information confined to a description of the uorJc done ?dy the organ concerned, to tba coacluaioaa it has reached, to its daciaionr and to the recommendationa made to the organ to which it is reporting; (b) Introductions containing backgrowd infomation should, 09 far as 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the procedures and guidelines for reporting and documentation within the United Nations, specifically regarding the General Assembly and its subsidiary bodies. It mentions the reproduction of reports, the provision of meeting records, and the drafting of reports based on certain principles. The text does not seem to be focused on a specific area of development or activity, but rather on the administrative and procedural aspects of reporting within the UN.

**Category**
International relations, Administration