At its forty-third session, the General Assembly approved the draft revised calendar of conferences and meetings for 1969 as submitted by the Coexnittee on Conference: (A/43/3? and Cot:.1 end 2); and urged those United Bations organs which had failed to make adequate use of the conference-servicing resources provided to them to consider reducing the number of meetings they request in their future progranxees of work (resolution 431222 A): decided to retain the Coexaittee on /... A/45/100 English Page 360 Conferences as a permanent subsidiary organ composed of 21 members to be appointed by the President of the General Assembly, after consultations with the chairmen of the regional groups, for a period of three years, on the basis of the following geographical dictribution: (a) six members from African States; (b) five members from Asian States: (c) four members from Latin American and Caribbean States: (d) two members from Eastern European States; (e) four members from Western European and other States; decided that one third of the Committee's membership should retire nnnually and that retiring members might be reappointed; decided that the Committee's terms of reference should be: (a) to advise the General Assembly on all matters pertaining to the organisation of conferences in the United Nations: (b) to plan and co-ordinate conferences and meetings in close consultation with the Secretariat and all relevant bodies in the preparation of the draft calendar, in ,particular by staggering conferences and meetings throughout the year, and to avoid to the maximum extent possible the overlapping of meetings related to the same sector of activity in the same conference location; (c) in this connection, to examine the Secretary-General's proposals on the draft calendar prepared on the basis of his budgetary proposals and to recommend to the Assembly a draft calendar of conferences and meetings designed to meet the needs of the United Nations and to 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the organization and planning of conferences and meetings within the United Nations, with a focus on coordinating and staggering these events to avoid overlapping and maximize efficiency. This suggests that the category should be related to administrative or organizational matters rather than specific policy areas.

**Category**
Administration, International Relations