text: 17 (The President) I have no other speakers on my list for today, and I wish to ask whether any delegation wishes to take the floor. None does, and I shall therefore move on to the organization of our work for the next few days. As you will recall, in the timetable for this week we had scheduled an informal meeting to take up the programme of work for this second part of the 1990 session. As it was not possible to organize prior consultations to begin consideration of this matter, I think it would be better to postpone that informal meeting to Thursday morning. I have asked the secretariat to circulate the document that we should all have (CD/WP.385), which contains the draft programme of work, so that the groups may take it up in their meetings tomorrow morning and the Chair can have the views of the groups at the co-ordinators' meeting and consultations to be held tomorrow afternoon. By way of a brief presentation . of the paper I would say that the draft is identical to that adopted by the Conference for the second part of the 1989 session and basically the same as that adopted this year for the first part of our work. This applies to the order followed for consideration of the agenda items by the plenary, the time allotted to each one and the paragraphs that come after the programme of activities of plenary. Members of the Conference will note that the closing date for this annual session is not indicated in the draft. This is because during the consultations that took place in April, the vast majority of delegations thought it best to conclude our work on Friday 24 August, following the 
analysis: The text appears to be a meeting transcript from an international conference or organization, discussing the organization of work and the agenda for the next few days. The document being circulated (CD/WP.385) contains a draft programme of work, which seems to be focused on the scheduling and consideration of agenda items in the plenary. The context of the meeting and the content of the document suggest that it may not be directly related to any of the specific sectors mentioned in the categories.