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 