taskofdealing withitem4(a)and(b),underthechairmanship oftheChairman of theCommission. TheContact Groupheld4meetings between 15and24May,and submitted itsreporttotheCommittee oftheWholeatthe3rdmeeting ofthe Committee on28May. 13.Inaccordance withitsprogramme ofwork,theCommission alsodecided, atits 84thmeeting, toestablish Working GroupItodealwithagendaitem5regarding the question ofreduction ofmilitary bUdgets andtomakerecommendations thereon to theCommission. TheWorking Groupmetunderthechairmanship ofMr.Gheorghe Tinca (Romania) andheld8meetings between 10and24May. 14.Atthesamemeeting, theCommission decided toestablish Working Group11to dealwithagendaitem6concerning thequestion ofSouthAfrica's nuclear capability andtomakerecommendations thereon totheCommission. TheWorking Groupmetunderthechairmanship ofMr.Davidson L.Hepburn (Bahamas) andheld 7meetings between 13and24May. -7- r15.From7to9May,theDisarmament Commission heldageneral exchange ofviews onallagendaitems(A/CN.IO/PV.85-89). 16.TheCommission decided, atits92ndmeeting on17May,toestablish Working GroupIIItodealwithagendaitem7concerning thequestion oftheroleofthe UnitedNations inthefieldofdisarmament andtomakerecommendations thereon to theCommission. TheWorking Groupmetunderthechairmanship of Mr.PaulBamelaEngo(Cameroon) andheldsevenmeetings between 21and28May. 17.Alsoatthe92ndmeeting, theCommission decided todevotetwoplenary meetings totheconsideration ofagendaitem8regarding thequestiDo ofcurbing thenavalarmsraceandentrusted theChairman oftheCommission withthetaskof elaborating thetextofareportonthisitem.TheChairman conducted consultations ontheSUbject withagroupofhisfriends andinterested delegations. Atthe97thmeeting, on29May,theChairman submitted areporton thesubject totheDisarmament Commission atitsplenary meeting. 18.TheCommission, atits92ndmeeting, alsodecided todevotetwoplenary meetings totheconsideration ofagendaitem9regarding thequestion ofreviewand appraisal oftheimplementation oftheDeclaration ofthe1980sastheSecond Disarmament Decadeandassigned totheChairman oftheCommission thetaskof elaborating thetextofareportonthisitem.Afterintensive consultations among agroupofhisfriends andinterested delegations, theChairman submitted areport onthesubject totheDisarmament Commission, atits97thmeeting on29May. 19.Atits97thmeeting, on29May,theCommission considered thereports of Working GroupsI,11andIIIonagendaitems5,6and7,thereports submitted by theChairman oftheCommission onitems8and9,aswellasthereportofthe Committee oftheWholeonagendaitem4(a)and(b).Thereports ofthesubsidiary bodiesofthecommission andtherecommendations contained therein areincluded in chapter IV,entitled "Conclusions andrecommendations", ofthepresent report. 20.Inaccordance withpastpractice oftheCommission, somenon-governmental organizations attended theplenary meetings aswellasthemeetings ofthe Committee oftheWhole. -8-A. 21.Pursuan Secretary-Ge Commission t official rec disarmament 22.Inacco Secretary-Ge toexpress t the1980sas submitted a andAdd.1-6) 23.Inpurs Secretary-Ge tocommunica Nations coul inthefield containing t A/CN.IO/7l) • 24.Pursuan Secretary-Ge toexpresstl Secretary-Gel fromMember: 25.Inthe substantive (a)Le Republic of transmitting fieldofdis (b)Le Czechoslovak transmitting Republic, th Hungarian Pe ofBulgaria, andtheUnio Commission i andfascismIll.DOCUMENTATION A.Reports andotherdocuments submitted bytheSecretary-General 21.Pursuant toparagraph 5ofGeneral Assembly resolution 39/148 R,the Secretary-General, byanotedated31January 1985,transmitted totheDisarmament Commission thereportoftheConference onDisarmament, l/together withallthe official records ofthethirty-ninth session oftheGeneral Assembly relating to disarmament matters (A/CN.IO/67). 22.Inaccordance withparagraph 4ofGeneral Assembly resolution 39/148 Q,the Secretary-General, byanoteverbale dated4February 1985,invited MemberStates toexpress theirviewsandsuggestions concerning thereviewoftheDeclaration of the1980sastheSecond Disarmament Decade. TheSecretary-General subsequently
**Analysis**
This text appears to be related to international relations, disarmament, and security issues, as it mentions the Disarmament Commission, the Conference on Disarmament, and various agenda items related to military budgets, nuclear capabilities, and disarmament. The text also mentions the United Nations and its role in the field of disarmament.

**Category**
Disarmament, International relations