publics) suggested that the Council should take into consideration the fact that it had already considered the question of industrial development and that the Second Committee at the fortieth session of the General Assembly, in accordance with its biennial programme of work, had not examined that question. It would therefore be logical if the Council were to recommend that an item on industrial co-operation should be included in the programme of work of the Second Committee, it being understood that the Second Committee would consider the report of UNIDO under that item. 100. Mr. SEV AN (Secretary of the Council) said that it was important to determine what such an item would involve, including the nature of the documen­ tation. The Council should examine the matter in the context of the programme of work of the Second Committee as well as its own programme of work and make recommendations thereon to the General Assembly, in order to make the work of the two bodies more complementary. 101. The PRESIDENT said that the Council would consider the matter at its second regular session of 1986. 102. Mr. MALIK (India) requested that the Council should be informed, during its second regular session of 1986, about the procedure for dealing with reports of other specialized agencies. The report of UNIDO should not be considered in the same way as all other reports submitted by specialized agencies. 103. Mr. DIECKMANN (Federal Republic of Ger­ many) said that it would be wiser to defer consider­ ation of that matter to the first regular session of the Council in 1986, at which time the Council could take up the problem of how to deal with reports of other specialized agencies. 104. The PRESIDENT invited the Council to ap­ prove the following draft text, to be included in draft decision 11: 
**Analysis**
The text discusses the consideration of reports and recommendations by the Council, specifically the report of UNIDO (United Nations Industrial Development Organization). The Council is deliberating on how to deal with the report and whether to recommend that the Second Committee of the General Assembly include an item on industrial cooperation in its programme of work. This suggests that the text is related to economic development and industry.

**Category**
Industry, Economic development