and Special Assignments addressed the Committee at its organizational and substantive sessions. 68. At the final meeting of the substantive session, on 30 August 1985, the Chairman paid tribute to Mr. Godofredo Figueroa, the Secretary of the Committee and Chief of the Plannings and Meetings Servicing Section, who was leaving the Organization. Mr. Figueroa had been closely associated with the work of the Committee since its inception. 69. A list of documents submitted to the Committee on Conferences by the Secretariat appears in annex I to the present report. VII. WORK OP THE COMMITTEE DURING THE THIRTY-NINTH SESSION OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY 70. During the thirty-ninth session of the General Assembly, the Committee met seven times (215th-221st meetings) to consider information presented to it under paragraph 6 of resolution 35/10 A, in which the Committee was requested to review proposals affecting the schedule of conferences and meetings made at sessions of the Assembly when administrative implications were being considered under rule 153 of the Assembly's rules of procedure. 71. The observations of the Committee on Conferences on matters brought to its attention under this provision are presented to the Fifth Committee or the Assembly in the form of addenda to the relevant statements on programme budget implications. Below is a list of the matters discussed by the Committee under paragraph 6 of resolution 35/10 A during the thirty-ninth session, showing the symbol of the document containing the Committee's observations. Meeting 215 216 217 218 219 220 221Date 5 November 15 November 6 December 7 December 10 December 11 December 13 DecemberSubject International Youth Year Human Settlements Migrant Workers United Nations Council for Namibia United Nations Council for Namibia Nuclear Energy Special Committee of 24Observations contained in a/ A/C.3/39/L.15/Add.1 A/C.5/39/41/Add.1 A/C.5/39/71/Add.l A/C.5/39/70/Add.1 A/C.5/39/84/Add.1 A/C.5/39/80/Add.1 a/ See also annex I. ANNEX I
**Analysis**
The text appears to be related to the administrative and organizational aspects of the United Nations, specifically the Committee on Conferences, which is responsible for reviewing proposals affecting the schedule of conferences and meetings. The topics discussed by the Committee seem to be quite diverse, ranging from international organizations to specific issues like human settlements and nuclear energy. Given the broad range of topics, it is difficult to pinpoint a single category that accurately captures the essence of the text.

**Category**
International trade, Employment, Education, Industry, Culture