text: the conclusLons as an annex to ttre Assemblyr s Rules of Procedure. The concluslons arb baslcally sinllar to those made 1n 19?1 whlch had re:nained virtually un- Lnplenented. tt would be Eeen ttrat durlng the past thirty-nine lrears Ule organtsational pattern of the work of tlre Unl.ted Natlons and the Rule s of, Proeedule for traosactlon of, buslne ss has not undergor:e any substantive change except for some very-mlnor arnendnents in the Rules.A/40/726 Engl iBh Page 18 The Ctralte r has remalned virtually unaJ.tered and tlre veto provls ion3 in favour of tfre lErmanent members of the Securitlt Council have contlnued intact inspite of general. dissatlsf,actlon over the same. The General Assembly has follor'red. the practlce of neetlng once annually and: l-t h,as also he]'d twelve Spectal Sesslons for dise,rsslon of speclfle buslness such as Dlsarmarent, Decolonisation, Internetional Co-operatirn for Economic D€veiopnent etc. Ltems for discussion have been inscrlbed ln the Agenda of the General Assernbly by member 9ov€rn- meots 3nd they have remalned on the agenda !-e ar after l€aat :hey have been dlscussed and resoLu+-ions have been a(iopted, often repetltlve, notwithstanding the vietrs expressed by the Speclal Concnlttee on Rationa- Iisatlon of Precedures for staggering of items or reductlon !n tlre nurnber of ltems on the Agenda. It would appe er that tfre questlon of rati-onalisatlon has not so- far been tackled witb f$e degrpe of serlous- ness that it deserres. lhe relatlonship be threen the Sequll-ty Counci'l and the Gen€Eal Assembly ln the matter gf, malntenance of internatLonal pe ace and securlty has also remalned unchanged.. There has been a proliferatlon of, Corr{ilttees, Speclal Comnittees and Ad iroc Conrnlttees . reportl.ng to the General Assembly on speclfic issues. ftre ECOSOC whlch was specJ.flcally charged vJit]! economlc 'and soclal natters unde r ttre Charter has vlrtually be come
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the organizational structure and procedures of the United Nations, specifically the General Assembly and the Security Council. It mentions the maintenance of international peace and security, the proliferation of committees and committees reporting to the General Assembly, and the lack of significant changes in the organizational pattern and rules of procedure. While it does not explicitly discuss economic development, it does mention international cooperation for economic development. However, the text's focus on organizational structure and procedures suggests that it may be more closely related to the categories of governance or international relations.