text: precedent of 1985 and bearing in mind that during the last week there are no other meetings apart from the two plenaries, the last of these being to adopt the report. However, no agreement was reached at that stage. I think it would be useful for everyone to know the closing date as early as possible. For that reason I would suggest that the groups should take up this matter too tomorrow, so that we can take a decision when we look at the programme of work on Thursday. If a consensus is reached, and I hope that will be the case on these matters, we would resume the plenary at the end of the informal meeting on Thursday to formalize the agreement reached. If you agree, we could proceed in that way. I have no other matters to be dealt with, and I will proceed to adjourn the meeting. The next plenary meeting of the Conference on Disarmament will take place on Thursday 14 June at 10 a.m. The meeting rose at 11.35 a.m.
analysis: This text appears to be a meeting summary or minutes from a diplomatic conference, likely discussing a specific agenda item related to international relations or global governance. The language used is formal and diplomatic, indicating a high-level discussion. The mention of "plenaries" and "groups" suggests a structured meeting format, and the focus on "programme of work" and "agreement" implies a collaborative effort.