per biennium, Member States should co-operate in significantly curtailing this practice. The provisions of General Assembly decision 341491 should be strictly adhered to." Furthermore, in connection with recommendation 3 (c) of the Group of High-level Intergovernmental Experts (see para, (b) above), the General Committee may wish to recommend to the General Assembly, that, au at recent sessions, the holding of concurrent meetings of the Special Political Committee and the Fourth Committee should be avoided, to the extent possible and with the necessary flexit ility, during the forty-fifth session. 7. The Secretary-General wishes to draw the General Committee's attention to Economic and Social Council resolutions 1988177 of 29 July 1988 on the revitalisation of the Economic and Social Council and 19891114 of 28 July 1989 on further measures for the implementation of Council resolution 1988177 on the revitalisation of the Council. 8. The Secretary-General wishes to draw the attention of the General Committee to the measures he has already undertaken Pa pursuance of the goal of renewal and reform as reflected in his progress report on the implementation of General Assembly resolution 411213 (A/42/234). Ta this connection, the Secretary-General also wishes to draw the attention of the General Committee to the fact that measures introduced to reduce costs relating to overtime continue to be in effect. Therefore, the Committee may wish to remind Member States that, as a result of these curtailments, the Secretacfat will not be able to provide all the services rendered prior to 1986. c* -Bate 9. In 8cCOrdMee with the provisions of rule 2 of the rules of procedure and in the light of the recommendation of the Special Committee on the Batioaalization of the Procedures and Organfzatfon of the General Assembly that the General Assembly should meet for a period of 13 weeks (AI520IBev.15, annex V, para. 4j, tie closing 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing administrative and procedural matters related to the United Nations General Assembly, including the coordination of meetings and the implementation of previous resolutions. It does not seem to be directly related to specific sectors such as economic development, health, or education. However, it does mention the revitalization of the Economic and Social Council, which could be related to economic development.

**Category**
International Relations, Administration