text: directly bore on the question of whether to recommend the inclusion of that item in the agenda. The draft agenda consisted of 147 items, of which 144 appeared in the provisional agenda (A/40/150) and two in the supplementary list (A/40/200) and one was an additional item (A/40/241). Moreover, in document A/40/242 a suggestion had been made that the General Assembly should include an additional sub-item (sub-item 15 (c) , Election to fill a casual vacancy on the International Court of Justice). In view of the resignation of a member of the Court on 23 August 1985, he suggested that the Committee should recommend its inclusion. 33. The Committee decided to recommend that the General Assembly should include sub-item 15 (c) in the agenda. Paragraph 30 34. The Committee decided to recommend that the General Assembly should delete sub-item 16 (a) from the agenda. Paragraph 31 35. The Committee decided to recommend that the General Assembly should include sub-item 17 (1) in the agenda. Paragraph 32 36. Sir John THOMSON (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland) said that the Committee had decided to take note of paragraph 4 of the Secretary-General's memorandum and to draw the General Assembly's attention to paragraph 28 of the memorandum, concerning the rationalization of work. Those paragraphs referred to decisions and conclusions of great importance for the work of the Committee. In particular, paragraph 4 (b) reproduced a provision of General Assembly resolution 39/88 B (annex, para. 4) which directly concerned the Committee and which it had not duly implemented. The report of the Meeting of Presidents of the General Assembly, reterred to in paragraph 28 of the memorandum, included relevant conclusions for the organization of the Assembly's work which should be taken into account and put into practice. He therefore proposed that the Committee 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the agenda of the United Nations General Assembly, specifically the recommendations made by a committee regarding the inclusion or deletion of certain items. The items mentioned are related to the International Court of Justice and the organization of the Assembly's work, which suggests that the text may be related to governance or international relations.