operational activities for development, as well as human resources for development and the role of technical co-operation in strengthening public man­ agement capacities. It was so decided.* 9. Mr. LEE (Canada) said it was his understanding that the comprehensive review must focus in particu­ lar on system-wide co-ordination, with particular reference to the two points mentioned by the Presi­ dent but also with reference to the other areas covered by operational activities. 10. Mr. DUN (United Kingdom) stated for the record that, while his delegation had joined in the consensus on the priority item to be considered at the next session, it continued to believe that the list of interrelated issues read out by the President was not an exhaustive one. *See decision !986/ 121. 16th meeting-21 May 1986 77 CONSIDERATION OF THE POSSIBILITY OF IDENTIFYING somewhat closer to his own proposal, his delegation AN ISSUE OR ISSUES INCLUDED IN THE AGENDA OF still wished to stand by the proposal it had made in THE COUNCIL FOR IN-DEPTH CONSIDERATION AT its original statement. THE FIRST REGULAR SESSION OF 1987 11. Mr. SAMUDIO (Panama) said that, following informal consultations on the possibility of identi­ fying an issue or issues included in the Council's agenda for in-depth consideration at the first regular session of 1987, it was proposed that a decision on the matter should be postponed until the first regular session of 1987. 12. The PRESIDENT said that, if he heard no objection, he would take it that the Council agreed to postpone a decision on the matter until the first regular session of 1987. It was so decided (decision 1986/122). 13. Mr. LEE (Canada) said that his delegation had gone along with the consensus decision but wished to point out that delegations had had since the organiza­
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing a meeting of a council or organization, focusing on the consideration of an agenda item related to operational activities, human resources, and technical cooperation. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting a discussion among government representatives or international organizations. The topics mentioned, such as system-wide coordination, public management capacities, and technical cooperation, do not seem to be directly related to a specific sector or industry, but rather to the functioning and management of international organizations.

**Category**
International cooperation, Education