action was taken on the matter and should be treated accordingly in the report of the Council. 28. The PRESIDENT proposed that the Council should approve the draft provisional agenda for the second regular session of 1986 (see E/1986/L.26), as orally revised, and the proposed organization of work for that session, bearing in mind the clarifications provided by the Secretary and the President of the Council. 29. If he heard no objections, he would take it that the Council wished to approve the proposal, on the understanding that the Secretariat would give it its final form. It was so decided (decision 1986/151). Closure of the session 30. After the usual exchange of courtesies, the PRESIDENT declared the first regular session of 1986 of the Economic and Social Council closed. The meeting rose at 5.10 p.m. ~~-.:>!~Jr. J~t i...,A1 ~~ .;;\.p ,.J-1 • _.JWI .\.A;i ~.oj e..i;lfl J,i.' ~ ~ ~ r"ff.;;.t~ J. J_,....L.I ~ . ~ . .; ) 4..-eJ:Iti. ~ f"'-' •. ~ r'it : UJ . ..,...41; '-"" J..-1"" .;J' ....... *•• .·. .. . .._~ .. •••w•._.•••----*••_....._ .... n.~ ...... !> .,,_ . ... 'tO<*TAIN~lU'IIOMI~.-. litho· in Un1ted.Nations. ~York 01350 55006-May 199Q-1,575 ' 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a record of a meeting or session of the Economic and Social Council, which is a subsidiary body of the United Nations. The language used is formal and procedural, indicating that the text is likely a report or summary of the meeting. The content does not seem to be focused on a specific sector or topic, but rather on the administrative and organizational aspects of the meeting.

**Category**
Economic and Social Council, International Trade