text: At its first regular session of 1992, the Economic and Social Council approved the rules of procedure of the Committee, rule 8 of which calls for the proceedings of the Committee to be reflected in a report attached to the annual report to be submitted to the Assembly by the Executive Director of UNFPA (decision 1982/112). Document: Note by the Secretary-General transmitting the report of the Executive Director of UNFPA (decision 1992/112). A/45/100 English Page 52 13. Bepnrt of the s Court of Jusu The International Court of Justice submits an annual report to the General Assembly, which considers it in accordance with Article 15, paragraph 2, of the Charter. The report of the Court is included in the provisional agenda of the Assembly pursuant to rule 13 (b) of the rules of procedure. The first annual report of the Court was submitted to the Assembly at its twenty-third session, in 1966. The General Asrembly usually takes note of the report of the International Court of Justice without discussion. At its forty-fourth session, 111 the General Assembly took note of the report of the International Court of Justice covering the period from 1 AUgU6t 1988 to 31 July 1959 (decision 441405). Document. Report of the International Court of Justice, Supplement No. 4 (A/45/4). 14. bDort of the a The Agreement governing the relationship between the United Nations and the Xnternational Atomic Energy Agency was approved by the General Conference of the Agency on 23 October 1957 u/ and by the General Assembly on 14 November 1957 , (resolution 1145 (XII), annex). Under article I of the Agresment, the United Nations recognises that the Agency, by virtue of its intergovernmental character and international responsibilities, will function under its statute as an autonomous international organisation in the working relationship with the United 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the reports and proceedings of various United Nations agencies and organs, including the Economic and Social Council, the International Court of Justice, and the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA). The topics mentioned are mostly related to international relations, organizations, and institutions, rather than specific economic, environmental, or social issues.