91. The Committee decided to recommend to the General Assembly that item 34 should be considered directly in plenary meeting, on the understanding that hearings of the organizations concerned would be held in the Fourth Committee. I ... A/BUR/40/SR.l English Page 14 Paragraph 40 92. The Committee decided to recommend to the General Assembly that item 35 should be considered directly in plenary meeting, on the understanding that the representatives of the Organization of African Unity and of national liberation movements recognized by that Organization would be permitted to participate in the discussion in plenary meeting and that organizations and individuals having a special interest in the question would be permitted to be heard by the Special Political Committee. Paragraph 41 93. The Committee decided to recommend that the General Assembly should defer the allocation of item 44 until an appropriate time. Paragraph 42 94. The Committee decided to recommend that the relevant paragraphs of the report of the International Atomic Energy Agency (A/40/576) should be drawn to the attention of the First Committee in connection with its consideration of item 68. Paragraph 43 95. With regard to item 84 (i), the Committee decided to recommend that documents concerning the integration of women in development should be made available to the Third Committee under item 92. Paragraph 44 96. Mr. MARINESCU (Romania) said that when the General Assembly had decided to devote a number of plenary meetings at its fortieth session to policies and programmes relating to youth and to designate those meetings as the United Nations World Conference for the International Youth Year, it had recommended that Member States should include youth representatives in their delegations. Since many States attached great importance to the Conference and were anxious to comply with the Assembly's recommendation, it would be useful for them to have adequate 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing various items and recommendations related to the United Nations General Assembly's consideration of international issues. The topics mentioned, such as youth representatives, international organizations, and the International Atomic Energy Agency, suggest a focus on international governance and cooperation. The lack of specific references to economic development, natural resources, or industry suggests that this text may not fit neatly into one of the more specialized categories.

**Category**
International affairs, Education