'speeches or statenents by rePresenEatives, by Ehe secretary-Gene ral or his representaEive, or by persons presenEing reporls on behalf of comniltees or other bodies, may be reproduced in extenso in sutmary r€cords or aa official docunents only if tbey serv- as bas-es tor dlscussion' Provlded that Ehe relevanE decision is Eaken by the body concerned after a staEeBent of the financial inplicati.onE has been subnitted in accordance rrith regulation 13.l of the Financiat RegulationE of the uni led Nations." In this Connection, the General Connittee reconnends !o Ebe General Assenbly Ehat its atecision not to reproduce !!_.@ statenenEs rnade ln a Main Cotoni Ctee ahould be naintained for the fortiech aession' H. Election of Ehe chairnen of che Main conniEteee 14. At the suggesti.on of the sec reta ry-Gene ral- ($41., para' 18) , ttte General Conmittee draws lhe General Assemblyr 3 attention to Paragraphs 18 and 19 of it6 decision 34/4OL, which reads as folloits: nI8. Before the conclusion of a session of the General Asaenbly' regional groups shoutd agree on the cllstribution of chairnanshlpa arnor:g them for the follo$ing session. .I9. Canditlates for Ehe chairnanships of the Main conmittees shoulal b€ noninated aa son as Possible'" I. Concluding sEatenenEs 15. At the suggestion of the secreta ry-General ($gl-, para. l9), the General comittee alraes the General Assenbly's attention to ParagraPh t7 of its decision 34/40I. rhich reads as follows! "l?. To save tine at the end of the session, Ebe Practice of naking conclualing statetrnts in the General Assenbly and its !,tain conniutees alrould be dispensed eibh excePt for sEatements by the presiding officers." 16. At Ehe suggestion of the secretary-General (lglg., paras. 20 and al) , r'ho referred to rule 153 of the rules of Procedure, the General ComnitEee draws the
**Analysis**
The text appears to be related to the procedural aspects of the United Nations General Assembly and its committees, focusing on the rules and regulations governing speeches, statements, and other communications. It discusses the reproduction of speeches, the nomination of chairmen, and the practice of concluding statements. The text does not seem to be related to specific issues or sectors, but rather to the internal functioning of the organization.

**Category**
Procedure, Governance