text: Item 154 ............................................. Plenary meetings Item 155 ............................................. Plenary meetings 35. Xr connection with itam of the draft agenda (Report of the Kconomic and Social Council), the Secretary-General proposes that, as in previous years, the various parts of the report should be assigned to the Main Committees in accordance with thair respective fialdo of competence or to plenary meetings, on the understanding that administrative, programme and budgetary aspects should be dealt with by thQ Fifth Committee. Bearing that consideration in mind, the Secretary-Genaral rQCOrMtends the follow!.ng allocation for the VariOUS parts of the renortr 8/ 81 Qfficihl Reco.tds of the GeneraP-&&smblv, Forty-fifth.a&n. Supnlement No. 3 (A/45/3). / . . . A/BUR/45/1 ElKJliSh Page 25 Chapter I Matter* calling for action by the General Ascembly or brought to ito attention . . . ..-. Plenary meetings, Second, Third, Fourth and Fifth Committees Chapter IT General discuaaioa of international economic and social policy, including regional and aectoral development8 . ..“..... Second Committee Chapter If1 Questions considered directly in plenary meeting Sc:tion A Implementation of the progrmm of Action for the Second Decade to Combat Racism and Dacinl Discrimination . . . . . . Third Committee Section B Revitalisation of the Economic and Social Council . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Plenary meetings, Second, Third and Fifth Conunittees Section C Pemanent rovereignty over national resources in the occupied Palestinian and other Arab territories ..*......... Second Committee Section D Xnteraational co-operation in the elimination of the consequence8 of the accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant . . . . . . . ..*................. First aad Second Committees Section E United Nations High Cosnniasioner for Ref ugeea . ..*.......................... Third Committee 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the allocation of reports and agenda items to various committees within the United Nations, with a focus on economic and social issues. The topics mentioned include international economic and social policy, regional and sectoral development, and permanent sovereignty over national resources. These themes suggest that the text is related to economic development and international cooperation.