Sl. The general An8embly also recommended, in resolution 2292 (%XII), annex, paragraph (g), that the list of documents intended for issue as supplements should be reviewed and approved periodically by the Publicationb Board. 82. In that resolution the Beaeral bsembly fUrthOr reccuu$uen&d aat all l upplemeots should be considered for reproduction internally by offset printing from typescript, witih the enceptian aE repart* “4 55% a:& A----- vsf=es 6: “-y-o, resolutions and certain others which, for technical reasons, might not lend themselves to internal reproduction. / . . . AaNF/45/1 English Page 17 53. Finally, by tha l eme reeofution the General Assembly decided that the reproduction of l upplomonte in botb a preliminary and a final form ebould be limited to care6 of strict nocoeeity, for l r6mpl0, uhau a final voreion of a particular report cannot ba producrd in time for adequate consideration by the body to which it is eubmittod (para. (i)). 54. In it6 roeolution 361117 C of 10 December 1981, the General Aeeombly urged all treaty bodioe, as a mattar of priority, to roviow their roquiromonto for documentation in all languages and for metiug records, with a viou to adopting kaeediato emaeuroe to roetrict eubetantially the prseont volume of documantation. The General Aesembly reiterated its exhortation in its resolution 38132 E, paragraph 12, whereby treaty bodioe were urged to review their documentation requitermate , with particular reference to summary records. H. Documentation w copfeteaecta 5s. On itr reeolution 361117 D of 10 December 1991, the General Asssmbly docidsd that, vhrn epecial conforencoe wore cowend, particular attention should be given to harmoaieing the propoeod design of the conference with the documentation needs, 80 as to foeter attainment of the etatad objective6 of the conference during both tho preparatory phase and the conference phase itself. 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the organization and management of international conferences, specifically in relation to documentation and reproduction of documents. It mentions the General Assembly, treaty bodies, and conferences, which suggests an international organization or institution is being referred to. The content is more focused on the process of documentation and reproduction rather than specific issues related to a particular field, which makes it difficult to categorize under a specific field like agriculture or health.

**Category**
International relations, Administration