6. Members noted further that several bodies were listed with the dates and venues to be determined although, in accordance with paragraph 4 of Assembly resolution 31/140, bodies should plan to meet at their established headquarters. It was later agreed that wherever the venue was listed as "to be determined", the established headquarters location would be substituted. 7. Several delegations noted that in some instances conferences whose dates and/or venues were yet to be determined were included in the draft calendar. It was proposed that such conferences should not be included in the draft calendar unless the General Assembly had decided on the year in which the conference was to take place. It was also suggested that a separate section of the calendar should present information in those cases where a decision in principle had been taken to convene a conference but the dates and/or venue had yet to be determined. Other delegations felt that the draft calendar should reflect all conferences mandated by the Assembly and queried whether placing such conferences in a separate section might not lead to questions as to their status. One delegation proposed that this matter should be included in the work programme of the Committee for 1986. 1/ làiÉ* ' Thirty-eighth Session, Supplement No. 32 (A/38/32). У Ibid., Thirty-ninth Session, Supplement No. 32 (A/39/32), annex II. 8. Another delegation noted that, in accordance with General Assembly resolution 39/217 of 18 December 1984, intergovernmental bodies reporting to the Second Committee had been requested to adjust their cycle of meetings to conform to that Committee's biennial programme of work. Information was presented on bodies that meet biennially and those that continue to meet annually. A delegation urged that the Committee include in its report a recommendation drawing the attention of the Assembly to those bodies that had not adjusted their meeting cycles and requesting 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the planning and organization of international conferences and meetings, specifically regarding the dates and venues of such events. It also touches on the issue of intergovernmental bodies adjusting their meeting cycles to conform to the biennial programme of work of the Second Committee. While the text does not explicitly mention specific areas such as economic development or natural resources, it seems to be related to the overall functioning of international organizations and the coordination of their activities.

**Category**
International organizations, Employment