(ii) Elimination of all forms of religious intolerance, in accordance with resolution 1982/28 adopted at the 36th meeting on 10 September 1982. 388. Referring to the heavy work programme of the Sub-Commission, several members expressed the view that efforts should be made to streamline the work of the Sub-Commission at its next session. To that end a number of suggestions were made with a view to combining and discussing together various items contained in the draft provisional agenda. A proposal by Mr. Whitaker to combine items 5 and 6, items 10, 17 and 20 and items 14 and 15, was adopted by 15 votes to 1. 389- With regard to the dates of the thirty-sixth session of the Sub-Commission, suggestions concerning a change of the dates already scheduled (E/CN.4/Sub.2/l982/L.lO) were not retained. 390. The draft provisional agenda (E/CN.4/Sub.2/L.47) as amended by the Sub-Commission reads as follows? 1. Election of officers 2. Adoption of the agenda 3. Review of the status and activities of the Sub-Commission and its relationship with the Commission on Human Rights and other United Nations bodies Legislative authoritys Sub-Commission decision 2 (XXXIV)/ page 66.4/1983/4 . 4/bub. ?/ 66 4* Review of further developments in fields with which the Sub-Commission has been concerned Reports by the Secretary-General, ILO and UNESCO Legislative authority; Sub-Commission resolution 5 (XIV) 5. Elimination of racial discrimination (a) Measures to combat raoipm and racial discrimination and the role of the Sub—Commission Reports by the Secretary-General Legislative authority; General Assembly resolution 3377 (XXX); Economic and Social Council resolution 1980/28; Sub-Commission resolutions 3 (XXXIIl) and 4 (XXXIIl) (b) Adverse consequences for the enjoyment of human rights of political, military, economic and other forms of assistan«a given to colonial and racist regimes in southern Africa Report by Mr. Khalifa Legislative authority; Economic and Social Council decisions 1980/131 and
**Analysis**
This text appears to be related to the United Nations and its various bodies, discussing the work of the Sub-Commission and its agenda items. The topics mentioned, such as racial discrimination, colonial and racist regimes, and human rights, suggest that the text is focused on international relations, human rights, and social issues.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Human rights