text: act upon the international security items on the agenda, and it is suggested that.lO meetings be allocated for the three items in question. Also, it is ' , - my intention to make ,time av~ilable so that delegations vrill have an opportunity to carry out informal consultations before the-committee proceeds to act upon the draft resoiutions on the international security item. As indicatec1 on page 7 of document A/C.l/38/2, the suggested deadlinefor submission and introduction of draft resolutions is 2.December. By "\·Tay of concluding this review .of.~~~~ tentative programme of wori~ ~nd time-table, I should like to emphase to all delegations that in carrying out the programme flexibility will have to be the key word. On the other hand, I believe that the Committee·would stand a better chance of making progress on the vital issues before us if every delegation, in a spirit of co-operation and discipline, did its utmost to adhere to the guidelines contained in the document that I have submitted .to. them.. I ·appeal for and count ·an their support in this regard. JVIvi/7.. A/C.l/38/PV.2 . ... '28-]6 .. (The Chairman.) If' there is no objection, I shall take it that the Committee agrees vrith the suggested programme of' 1-rork and time-table . .. It .was so.decided. · The CHAIRMAN: It 1·rould be. f'air to say that the 1rork programme the Committee has just approved presupposes f'ull utilization of' the time available to us. At this juncture I should like to state that the ef'f'icient utilization of' .conference resources has lone been of' major concern to the General Assembly as .1-tell as .. to all. of. us. Therefo~e_ it requir~s _thatthe Committee should avoid the loss of time arising from iate starting or early ending of' meetings.· To achieve 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the agenda and scheduling of a committee meeting, specifically focusing on international security items. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting a high-level meeting or conference. The text also mentions the General Assembly, which is a governing body of the United Nations, and the utilization of conference resources. These details suggest that the text is related to international relations, diplomacy, or global governance.