text: (b) Report of the s ecretary-General called for under resolution 391155(t/ a0/5061 i(c) Nole by the S ecre tary-Gene ral transmittinq resolution 39 /154. tion ofA/40/rOO/Add 'LEnglish Page 49 ghe rePort called for under CornnltEee on the of the Charter of the Unitedt5. t t Ad Hoctfee on As at 30 August 1985. the rnernbers of tne Ad Hoc Inplementation of the Coltective Securily Provisions Nations had not been aPpointed. the of 15.At the fortieth sesslon, the General Assembly rJiII have before it a note by Sec retary-Genera! (A/40 / 4541 . ffects of aEonic radiation: report of t rif Cor|lllittee on the @ At the tortieEh session' the General Assernbly will have before it the rePorc the Scient ific CoNrittee (A/40/4L71. At the tortieth session, the General Assembly t{ill have before it the folloeing docuoents: (a) Note by the S ec retary-General transnitting the report of the special Cornmittee called for under paraqraph 14 of resolution 39/95 D' (b) Reports of the Secretary-General: (i) Report called for under resolution 39/95 A. A/40/686' (ii) Report called for under resolution 19/95 Dz A/40/5"15|, (iii) Report cafled for under resolution 3g/g5 Ez A/40/541' (iv) Iieport called for under resolution 39/95 F2 A/40/649i (v) Report called for under resolution 39/95 G2 A/4O/542i (vi) Report called for under resolution 39/95 H: A/4O/583' 76. lnternalional co-operatj'on in the peaceful uses of outer space:sec r etarv-General (a)A/40/r00 /Add.r Eng li sb Page 50 (h) rmprenentation of tbe recommendations of the second united NationsConference;; At the fortieth session, the ceneral Assenbly yil-l have before i! thefolloning docunents ! (a) Report of the Comnittee on the peaceful Uses of Outer Space: SuDpl€rnentNo.20 (A/4O/ 20 and Corr.l), (t') Report of the Secreta ry-GeneraL on rhe inplenentation of Che reconnendations of Che Second United Nations Conference on Che Exploration and
analysis: The text appears to be a report from the United Nations, discussing various topics related to international cooperation and implementation of resolutions. It mentions the peaceful uses of outer space, collective security provisions, and the effects of radiation, among other things. The tone is formal and official, suggesting that it is a report to the General Assembly. Based on this, it seems likely that the report falls under the categories related to international cooperation, science, and technology.