could be achieved through ratlonalisatlon e'lthln the existlng fral€arork of t]re functlonal nndalltles of the Unlted Nations. Indeed, the reconvrendations of, theA/40/726 Engl ish Page ..80 Comnittee on ttre Rationalisatlon of procedu:es. presented at -.-he trr,renty-slxth sesslon of ttre General Assembly, to tfie effect that tlre existlng nries of procedure were generally satlsfactor^y and that improvements could be achleved ttrrough better application of the existlng ruJ. es remaj.n f,ully valld. ghe rnatters for consideratlon for a better workJ.ng of ttre Unlted trIatlons sysrem as indlcated ln this paper are surunaris ed below for consi- deration of governments ! \I,| An. eff,ort be rnade by tl1e ccnera]. Comirlttee or sone other organ designated by the ceneral Assembly to exanlne the items which .3re pending conslderation and declde upon the renoval of those items which have ej_ther becoflE redundant or duplicative by re3son oi subsequent events or by reason of incl,uslon of new ltems on the agenda - T'he General Conunlt tee may also ccnsider drawlng up of a progralT[ne with a view to avoidance of discusslon of every item at each session and to club .'oge ther the ItenE relatable to the sanre issue for the prrToses of dis cus s 10n. ( li) hthllst lt ls necessary that the ltems related to the maln topics be deaLt wlth by the saFe Connlttee, tlre GerFraI Coflrtttee mi.ght conslder a reallocatlon of work of the l.lain. Comlttees erith a vlew to ensure tlllat the workload of a slngle Conrnitte€ is such th at it would allow sufflclent opportunity for adequate .Jissusslon on essential issues. This is a matter which was envlsagedA/40/.7?.5 EttE 1t stt Page 8I even when Ure Speclal comrittee on rationalisatlon of the work of the General Asselrbly macle lts reconmendatlons at lts twenty-s 1xth sesslon. (ril) Modalilies of work ln the Main coflnittees
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the internal workings and efficiency of the United Nations, focusing on the rationalization of procedures and the allocation of work among committees. It does not seem to be directly related to specific economic, social, or environmental issues. Instead, it seems to be concerned with improving the organization's internal processes.

**Category**
Administration, Governance