Council. notably in itm decimion 1983/163 of 22 July 1983. By the 81~00 decision, the Council al80 roqueated the Secretary-General to bring to the attention of iotargovernmental and expert bodies, before decisions were adopted, any roquett for . documentation that exceeded the ability of the Sacratariat to prepare and procoaa on time and within it8 approved re8ources (cf. para. 9 (e) of the preaant document). More recently, the Economic and Social Council, in paragraph 9 of resolution 19991114 of 28 July 1989, noted that it was important to improvo the quality and rmduco the length of documents and to avoid overwholminq the Council with excessive documentation. E/ Theroaftar, by its decision 19801133 of 2 May 1980, the Economic and Social Council reinstated the entitlement to 8ummary records in respect of the commission on Buman Rights, commencing with it8 thirty-rreventh ae8aion. and for the Sub-Commfasion on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities, commencing with it8 thirty-third session. By its decision 1982/105 of 4 February 1982, the Council decided to di8continue, for an Vxperimental period of two year8# the provision of rummary record8 for its aesaional commlttoes (First {Economic) Committoe, Second (Social) Committee , and Third (Proqtanmm and Co-ordination) Committee)". That deciuion war renewed for further two-year periods by decision8 19831184, section I, of 29 July 1983, lQSW200, of 26 July 1985, and 19871179, of 8 July 1987, and 1909/174, of 26 July 1989. The provirrion concerning the discztinuance of summary records for certain subrridiary bodies, contained in subparagraph (b) of it8 rerolution 1979/69, as revised by it8 $eei8ion 1980/133, was reaffirmed by reeolution 1981/83 of 24 July 1981 and again, for furthor wo-year periods, by decision8 19831184, 1985/200, 19871179 end 1989/174. 31 On 21 June 1985 the Constitution of the United Ration8 Industrial Development Otganiaation (URiDO) entered into force. Thereupon UBlDO became a 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the administrative and organizational aspects of the United Nations, specifically the Economic and Social Council and its decisions regarding documentation and summary records. It does not seem to be related to a specific field or sector, such as economic development, natural resources, or health. However, it does mention the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO), which could suggest a connection to industry or economic development.

**Category**
International organizations, Industry