date of the forty-fifth session should be Tuesday, 1% December 1990. However, in view of the financial problems still being faced by the United Nations and in the context of the process of renewal and reform under way, and in the light of the practice at recent 8888ion8, the General Committee may wish to recommend to the / . . . A/RUR/45/1 English Page 5 General Assembly that no closing &ate be decided upon at this time snb that every effort be made to curtail to the maximum extent practicsble the duration of the, forty-fifth session. 10. In the light of the practice at recent sessions, the General Committee may wish to recommend to the General Aaaembly that, as a coat-saving measure, morning meetings should start at 10 a.m. promptly for all plenary meetings and meetings of the Main Committees during the forty-fifth aeaaion. 11. In view of the practice at recent aesaiona, the General Committee may wish to recomend that, in order to avoid the late start of meetings and as a coat-saving measure, the General Assembly should waive the requirement of the presence of at least one third of the members to declare a plenary meeting open snd permit the debate to proceed and one quarter of the members to declare a meeting of the Main Committee open and permit the debste to proceed. This recommendation would be made on the understanding that it does not involve any permanent chsnge in the provisions of rules 67 snd 106 of the rules of procedure pertsioin, to the opening of meetings. 12. Furthermore, the General Committee may wish to recommnd to the General Assembly that delegations should be reminded of ths utmost importance of punctuality in the interest of ensuring sn effective and orderly orgsaiaation of work snd achieving economies for the United Nations. 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be discussing administrative and procedural matters related to the United Nations, specifically the organization's financial problems, the duration of a session, and the timing of meetings. It seems to be focused on finding ways to reduce costs and increase efficiency within the organization.

**Category**
Administration, International relations