at its lhirty-seventh 139. l4 0. At the fortieth sessi.on,of Che Comnittee on Relations Supplenent No. 26 lA/4O/26't.the General Assernbly will have beforerrith the Host Country, $hich witl beAt the fortieth session' no advance docunentation is expected under this item. it the r eport i.ssued as lrr At the forti.eCh session, the ceneral Assenbly !ri1l have betore it thefollo$ing docunents: Reporc ot the special comnittees supplement No. 33 (A/40.233); Report of the Secr etary-ceneral called for in resolution 39188 A. At the tortiech sesslon, no advance documentation is expected under this item.(a) (b) L42 .A/40/l00/Add.l English Page84 143.Draftstandard rulesofprocedure forUnited Nations conferences: report of theSecretary-General Atthefortieth session, theGeneral Assembly willhavebeforeitthereport oftheSecretary-General called forunderdecision 39/419 (A/40/611 andAdd.l). 144.Torture andothercruel, inhuman ordegrading treatment orpunishment Inanoteverbale dated12August 1985(A/40/191), theNetherlands requested theinclusion oftheabove-mentioned supplementary itemintheagenda ofthe fortieth session oftheGeneral Assembly. On20September 1985(seeA/40/PV.3) ,theGeneral Assembly decided, onthe recommendation oftheGeneral Committee (A/40/250), toinclude thisiteminthe agenda andtoallocate ittotheThirdCommittee. 145.International co-operation 10thepeaceful explOitation ofouterspaceunder conditions ofitsnon-militarizat-ion Inaletterdated15August 1985(A/40/192), theUnionofSovietSocialist Republics reauested theinclusion oftheabove-mentioned supplementary iteminthe agenda ofthetortieth session oftheGeneral Assembly. On20September 1985(seeA/40/PV.3) ,theGeneral Assembly decided, onthe recommendation oftheGeneral Committee (A/40/250), toinclude thisiteminthe agenda andtoallocate ittotheFirstCommittee. 146.Solemn appeal toStates inconflict toceaSearmedaction forthwith andto settledisputes between themthrough negotiations, andtoStates Members of theUnited Nations toundertake tosolvesituations oftension andconflict andexisting disputes bypOlitical meansandtorefrain fromthethreat oruse offorceandfromanyintervention intheinternal affairs ofotherstates Inaletter dated 6September 1985(A/40/241), Romania requested theinclusion oftheabove-mentioned additional itemintheagenda ofthefortieth session ofthe General Assembly. On20September 1985(seeA/40/PV.3) ,theGeneral Assembly decided, onthe recommendation oftheGeneral Committee (A/40/250), toinclude thisiteminthe agenda andtoconsider itdirectly inplenary meeting. 147.International relieftoMexico Inaletterdated 22September 1985(A/40/243), Nicaragua requested the inclusion oftheabove-mentioned additional itemintheagenda ofthefortieth session oftheGeneral Assembly. On23September 1985(seeA/40/PV.5) ,theGeneral Assembly decided, onthe recommendation ottheGeneral Committee (A/40/250 andAdd.1),toinclude thisitem intheagenda andtoconsider itdirectly inplenary meeting.
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a report of the United Nations General Assembly, discussing various items and resolutions related to international cooperation, human rights, and humanitarian aid. While some of the topics may touch on economic or environmental aspects, the primary focus seems to be on international relations, human rights, and humanitarian issues.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, International relations