conference-service resources is minimised through a reduction in the projections of the length and, where appropriate, the frequency of meetings of those bodies that have consistently utilized a lower level of resources than planned;" (b) The relevant provisions of recommendation 3 read as follows: "The procedures and methods of work of the General Assembly and its subsidiary organe, particularly its Main Committeas, should be stresmlined and thereby made store effective. Many recommendations have been put forward to thirr effect. In this connection, the following points should be emphaaizedc "(a) The high cost of holding meeting8 of the principal organs of the United Nation8 makes it imperative to utilfse fully available services. The responsibility for this rests with the presiding officers of these organs, as well as the representatives of Member States; "(b) The agenda of the General Assembly should be rationalised by grouping or merging, to the extent possible, related items and by setting an interval of two or more years for the discussion of certain items; "(c) The possibility of holding the meetings of the Fourth Committee and the Special Political Committee in sequential order should be addressedr 21 M., para, 21. / . . . A/EIUR/QS/l EIl#ish Page 4 "(d) The distribution of agenda items among the Main Committees of the General Assembly and between those Committees and the plenary meetings of the Assembly should be reviewed, in order to ensure the best possible use of the enpertise of the Committees end of the time and resources available; "(e) As a rule, the General Assembly should not create new subsidiary organs without discontinuing existing onest" (c) Recommendation 7 reads as follows: "Since the cost of processing and distributing as official documents communications received from Member States is estimated at $2 million 
**Analysis**
The text discusses ways to minimize the resources used by the United Nations, particularly in the context of its meetings and committees. It suggests streamlining procedures, reducing the frequency and length of meetings, and reviewing the distribution of agenda items. The main goal is to make the UN's work more effective and efficient, which implies a focus on administrative and organizational aspects rather than specific sectors or issues. Therefore, it is likely that the text belongs to the category of organizational or administrative matters, rather than a specific sector or issue.

**Category**
Administration, International Relations