text: Relationship between Disarmament andDevelopment (datetobedecided). Other activities include: (i)Substantive servicing ofanannualmeeting ofthe focalpointswithin theUnitedNations system ontherelationship between disarmament anddevelopment withtheassistance ofeconomic departments, as appropriate; (ii)Co-ordination, withintheUnitedNations system, of activities ontherelationship between disarmament anddevelopment, in collaboration withtheOfficeoftheDirector-General forDevelopment and International Economic Co-operation." 605.TheCommittee recommended thatmention should bemadeofthelanguages in whichthepublications inoutputs (i)and(ii)ofprogramme element 2.3 (Disarmament publications) wereproduced andofthefactthattheywereavailable forsale. 606.TheCommittee alsorecommended thedeletion ofoutput (iv)fromprogramme element 2.3.Notingthatthenamesoftheorganizations referred toin intermediate outputs (ii)and(iii)hadbeentransposed, theCommittee further recommended thatthewords"withtheUnitedNations Association ofth.eUnited StatesofAmerica" should bedeleted fromintermediate output(iii)ofthe programme element. 607.TheCommittee recommended thatthetitleofprogramme element 5.1should be revised toread"Maintenance ofmailinglist";thattheoutput underthatprogramme element should belistedasintermediate output, andthatthetextshould be revised toreadasfollows: "Intermediate output: Maintaining andupdating acomputerized mailing listforthedissemination tointerested parties ofinformation ontheWorld Disarmament Campa~gn." 608.Withtheabovechanges, theCo~ittee recommended thattheGeneral Assembly shouldapprove theprogramme narrative ofsection 28oftheproposed programme budgetforthebiennium 1986-1987. Section 3.Political affairs, trusteeship anddecolonization 609.TheCommittee notedthatinthefinalversion oftheproposed programme bUdget for1986-1987, thewords"stillremaining tobedecolonized" inthefirstsentence ofparagraph 3.10wouldbereplaced bythewords"onthelistofNon-Self-Governing Territories". 610.TheCommittee recommended thatthephrase"tothecolonial peoples andtheir liberation movements" inparagraph 3.25should berevised toread"tocolonial peoples andliberation movements recognized bytheOrganization ofAfrican Unity(OAU)". -125-:c..-~_ /611.Withtheabovechanges, theCommittee recommended thattheGeneral Assembly should approve theprogramme narr~tive ofsection 3oftheproposed programme budgetforthebiennium 1986-1987. Section 4.Policy-making organs (economic andsocialactivities) 612.TheCommittee notedthattheSecretariat hadundertaken toobtaintheviewsof theCommittee forDevelopment Planning onthescheduling ofitsmeetings andto submit themformally totheEconomic andSocialCouncil ingoodtimeforthe Council toconsider theissue. 613.TheCommIttee recommended thattherepresentatives oftheregional commissions shouldattendmeetings oftheCommittee forDevelopment Planning onlywhenthat Committee considered theirattendance usefulornecessary. 614.TheCommittee, notbeingconvinced oftheprogrammatic justification forthe continuation oftemporary poststhroughout 1987,asproposed inparagraph 4.37,or forthenumberofinformation officers showninsubparagraphs 4.42(a)(iii) and4.42(b)(Hi),notedtheundertaking bytheSecretariat toreconsider the proposals andrecommended thattheGeneral Assembly re-examine thoseaspects ofthe arrangements fortheUnitedNations Conference forthePromotion ofInternational Co-operation inthePeaceful UsesofNuclear Energy, takingintoaccount theneed forproviding information. 615.Withtheabove chang~s, theCommittee recommended thattheGeneFal Assembly should approve theprogramme narrative ofsection 4oftheproposed prog~amme budgetforthebiennium 1986-1987. Section SA.OfficeoftheDirector-General forDevelopment andInternational Economic Co-operation 616.TheCommittee wasoftheviewthatsection SAoftheproposed programme bUdget forthebiennium 1986-1987 represented asignificant improvement inpresentation andasserted thatfurther efforts should bemadetoimprove theformatinlinewith theconclusions andrecommendations madebyCPCatitstwenty-third session and endorsed bytheGeneral Assembly.
analysis: The text appears to focus on the relationship between disarmament and development, with discussions on the coordination of activities within the United Nations system, the maintenance of mailing lists, and the scheduling of meetings. The text also touches on the programmatic justification for the continuation of temporary posts and the need for providing information. Given the themes of coordination, development, and international cooperation, I hypothesize that the most fitting category would be related to economic development.