lpar ard on several subseguent occasions about the need for anendrEnt of the Ch arter l-n rela€i.on to sore of the mors l.Irpoltant and flrndamental provis lons but no bre ak- tlrrough has been posslble. Indeed, the Special cotmllttee on the Ctrarter of the United Nations and on the streng- tienJ.ng of the rol.e of the Organizatlon es+-ablished at the ttrirtl.e ttr sesslon of ttre General Assembly in 19?5 has yet. to makt any slgnlflcant progress. In vlew thereof, any proposal for lrnprovement ln the functionlng of tlre Orgaidzatlon would need to be contemplated wltJrln tjte fra El"'ork of the existlng provisions of the Charter lf the propos al s ha're to follotr a realistlc trend. It may now be pertlnent to urde rtake a brief revLew of the working of the OrganLzatlon in sorne of tle major areas.A/40/726 English Page 14 IIf. Organisatlonal The General Assefiibly held its fj_rst session durlng L945-46 in two parts and at that sessj.on lt took decistons on aJ-l j.nitial organlsatj.onal matters for the functlonlngof the United Natlons and its varicus organs including adoption of fire provlsional n:les of procedure. It.also declded upon the establishrnent of sorne of the specialised agencies tss contemplated 1n Artj.c1e 5? of the C?rarter.It es-,ablished a Conmittee to consider hol,, best the tirl€of the General Assembly should l;e utilised durlng ltsSesslons. Durlng the second ancl thlrd sessj.ons, ths General Assembly continued to dr,al wlth. a large nr:mberof organisational matters but fr.om the fourth session these questions were conslderably reduced. It was at tLla.t sess1.on that the methods and procedures of t}re ceneral Assembly were considered on tJle basis cf tlrereport of the Special Cbmnittee estabu_shed for Uhe trru..qpo se at the third session. The re corfliendatlons oftbe SpecJ-al Comnittee were adopted and certain amend_
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the organizational structure and functioning of the United Nations, specifically the General Assembly and its committees. It mentions the adoption of provisional rules of procedure, the establishment of specialized agencies, and the consideration of methods and procedures for the General Assembly. While there is no direct mention of specific economic or social issues, the text is primarily concerned with the internal workings of the organization rather than a specific field or sector.

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International relations, Organization