text: already been issued. No basic documentation was expected for item 82. Under item 81, the report of the Secretary-General pursuant to General Assembly resolution 39/101 would be issued before the Committee took up the item. 15. He invited members to comment on the proposed timetable. 16. Mr. BURAYZAT (Jordan), supported by Mr. AL-MOSFIR (United Arab Emirates), proposed that item 75 should be scheduled either earlier or later on the timetable. 17. Mr. TAHINDRO (Madagascar) said that the subject of item 83 was one usually discussed towards the end of a session and wondered whether any new factor might explain why it had been scheduled for discussion near the beginning. He suggested that the order for consideration of items 75 and 76 should be reversed. I ... A/SPC/40/SR.2 English Page 4 18. Mr. FREUDENSCHUSS (Austria) said that it would be more convenient for his delegation to leave item 76 where it was, so that the Austrian expert in that field might be present for the debate. 19. The CHAIRMAN said, in reply to the question raised by the representative of Madagascar, that item 83 has been so scheduled because there was no documentation available for it. The main factors in deciding the schedule were the availability of documents and co-ordination with the work of other bodies. In view of the questions raised, however, he suggested that a decision on the timetable should be deferred until the following meeting so that he could confer with members of the Bureau. 20. Mr. RODRIGUEZ MEDINA (Colombia) said that he supported the Chairman's suggestion. He also proposed in connection with item 76, the establishment under an Austrian chairman, ot a working group on international co-operation in the peaceful uses of outer space with authority to hold informal consultations and 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the scheduling of items on a committee's agenda, with specific references to reports and documents related to international cooperation in the peaceful uses of outer space. This suggests that the topic is likely related to science, technology, or international relations.