8. By its resolution 1985,/l? of 28 May I-995, the Econornic and Social @uncil,inter alia, decided that the Group of E(perts would be renaned ',Conmif,tee onEconomic, soc iar and curturar Rights"t that. the conni ctee eourd have rg m€nbers whotould b€ experta $ith recognized conpetence in the field of hurnan rights, servingin their personal capacity, due consideration being given to equitable geographicaldistribution and to the lepresentation of different forns of social and Legalsystensi and thal 15 seats lrould be equally distributed anong the regional groups,lrhile the additionaL 3 seats would be arlocated in accordance {ith the increase inthe total nurnber of states parties per regional group. rn the same resoluEion theCouncil decided Chat the rnembers of the Comnit.tee would be elected by the Councilby secret ballot fron a list. of persons noninated bV States parties to theCovenant. They would be elected for a term of four years and would be eliglble forre-election at the end of their terns, if renoninatedi that on€ half of the rnenbership of the C,onnittee would be r€bet,ed every second yeart that. tshe firsterections would take place during the firs! regular session of 1986 of the councittthat the Eerms of office of nenbers elected to the C.onni t Eee would begin onI ilanuary following their election and expire on 3I Decenber follouing the elecEionof nenbers that were to succeed then as menbers of the @mmitteei and lhatsubsequent elections uould take prace every second year during the rirs! regurarsession of the Councll. The Cannittee would neet annually for a period of up tothree reeks, Caking into account the nunber of reporCs to be exarnined by the@nnllbee, t'ith the venue alternating betFeen Geneva and New york. The Cor0nitteerrould subni t. to lhe Council a report on its activities, including a strmmary of its considerati.on of lhe reports submitted by states parEies to Ehe covenant, and sould
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the composition and functions of a committee related to human rights, with specific details on the election process, term lengths, and meeting schedules. The language used is formal and official, suggesting a connection to international organizations or treaties. The content does not seem to be directly related to economic development, natural resources, or industry, but rather focuses on social and human rights issues.

**Category**
Human Rights, Education