text: I should like now to deal with another matter. I have held consultations with the Groups in the light of the wishes expressed by States non-Members to attend the informal meeting scheduled for Tuesday, 10 July, in which Ambassadors Richard Burt of the United States and Yuri Nazarkin of the Soviet Union will participate in their capacities as Heads of the Delegations to the Strategic Arms Talks. As a result of my consultations, I understand that there is consensus that the informal meeting scheduled for that date be open to all non-Members wishing to attend who have already been invited to participate in various activities relating to the work of the Conference. This means that all States non-Members which now have nameplates and reserved CD/PV.562 6 (The President) seats in this conference room will be able to take part in that meeting. Of course, it is understood that this invitation is extended in view of the special character of the informal meeting being held on 10 July. I should like now to put this recommendation before the Conference for decision. Is there any objection? I see none. It was so decided. The Secretariat has circulated today a timetable of meetings to be held by the Conference and its subsidiary bodies next week. The timetable has been prepared in consultation with the chairman of subsidiary bodies. As usual, the timetable is merely indicative and can be changed if the need arises. I have in mind in that connection the consultations relating to an appropriate organizational framework for the consideration of agenda item 1, which might make it necessary for us to add to this timetable. If there is no objection, I shall take it that the Conference adopts it. It was so decided. Distinguished delegates, I am requested to announce that the open-ended 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the organization and scheduling of a meeting or conference, specifically an informal meeting of the Conference on Disarmament. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that the topic is related to international relations or diplomacy. The mention of ambassadors, delegations, and subsidiary bodies also points towards a category related to international affairs.