text: submitted by the Philippines on behalf of the States members of the Group of 77; 33/ (i) Approved the provisional agenda for its fourteenth special session, 34/ noting that it would take a final decision on the agenda at the beginning of that session; (2) Adopted the provisional agenda for its thirty-first regular session and authorized the President, in consultation with the Secretary-General of UNCTAD, to make any further adjustments that might be necessary in the light of the decisions adopted and other developments. 35/ The Board requested that consultations be held with delegations concerning the organization of the work of the thirty-first session and the circulation by the secretariat of its suggestions in this regard; (Jt) Approved a proposal whereby the Deputy Secretary-General, Officer-in-Charge of UNCTAD, would submit to the co-ordinators of regional groups 10 days after the close of the first part of the thirtieth session a report on the situation regarding the late issuance of documentation for the thirteenth session of the Special Committee on Preferences (10-19 April 1985), the donor/recipient meeting on the least developed countries (1-10 May 1985), and the third special session of the Committee on Commodities (3-7 June 1985), and, 10 days after the dispatch of that report, consultations would be held, under the chairmanship of the President of the Board, to discuss the matter. 3. At the second part of its thirtieth session (662nd meeting), on 2 May 1985, the Board took note of the report of the Working Party on the Medium-term Plan and the Programme Budget on its ninth session 36/ and decided to transmit it to the appropriate United Nations bodies for their consideration. -22-III. STATEMENTS MADE AT THE 661st MEETING ON 29 MARCH 1985 IN CONNECTION WITH DECISIONS ADOPTED BY THE BOARD A* Decision 309 (XXX): Services 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the activities and decisions of the Board of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), which focuses on international trade and economic development. The specific topics mentioned, such as the late issuance of documentation for various meetings and sessions, suggest that the text is related to the organization and management of international economic events.