coaaolidatod corrigendum relatiug to tho totality of wotings held during a aoaaioa or other stated period, of revisions requested by delegationa. 17. Other criteria laid down on that occasion wore; (a) fn tha @vent of the establishment of any now subsidiary organ of the Genoral Assembly, records would uot be provided unless the relatod resolution contained an express decisioa that the nature of the proceedings warrsnted thorns (b) Subsidiary bodies of %io Gonoral Assembly should cease to bo providod with meeting record8 of say kind other than souad recordiagt (c) Tho principal organs other than the Geaeral Assembly should be invited to observo the same criteria in deciding whether records should bo provided for their suhsibfary bodies; (8) Subsidiary bodies otherwise entitled to receive meeting records for all or some of their meetings should be required to dispense with thorn r*hen meeting away from recogaiaed United Nations conference centres; (a) Summary records should bo limited to 15 pages per meetiag of 2 l/2 to 3 hours, and efforts should be made to reduce the summary record8 of subsidiary bodies to 10 pages per meeting of tho ssme duration. (Since ausunary records iasued only once in final form, subject to sorrectfoa , aro now typed in single apacing, the current limits are 10 sad 7 pagear respectively.) 18. In resolutions adopted at its subsequent sessions, tho General assembly has continued to reaffirm the need for the continued application of the criteria described &eve, es well as for their wider user end to urge all bodice to contfnue thoir efforts to rationalise their meeting records (see rerolutioas 31/140, sect. If, of 11 December 19762 32171, sect. IX, of 9 December 1977~ 33156, sect. I, of 14 December 19781 and 35110 Ei of 3 November 1980). * Discontinued through 1991; see footnote 2. / . . . A/I1OF/IWl SWJli8B 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a document related to the administrative procedures and record-keeping of the United Nations General Assembly, specifically regarding the provision of meeting records and summary records for subsidiary bodies. The language used is formal and technical, suggesting a focus on organizational procedures rather than a specific policy area. Given the context, it seems likely that the document is related to the functioning of the UN as an international organization, rather than a specific policy area.

**Category**
International relations, Administration