text: the President of the General Assembly, who presides (see item 4 and annex I), the 21 Vice-Presidents of the Assembly (see item 6 and annex III) and the Chairmen of the Main Committee6 (see item 5 and annex II). The General Committee ueually meets on the second day of the session for the purpose of making recommendation6 to the General Assembly concerning the adoption of the agenda, the allocation of items and the organisation of the work of the Assembly. For this purpose, it ha6 before it a memorandum by the Secretary-General containing the draft agenda (provisional agenda, supplementary items and additional items), the proposed allocation of items and a number of recommendations concerning the organization of the session. Document: Memorandum by the Secretary-General, A/RIJR/45/1. the General p/ The final agenda, the allocation of item6 included in the agenda and arrangements for the organiaation of the session are adopted by the General Assembly by a simple majority. 91 Reference6 for the forty-fourth session (agenda item 8): (al (b) (c) (d) ;e) (f) (cl’ (h) (if Preliminary list: A/44/50/Rev.l: Annotated liet: A/44/100: Provisional agenda: A/44/150: Supplementary list: A/44/200: Memorandum by the Secretary-General: A/BUR/44/1 and Corr.1; Reports of the General Committee: A/44/250 and Corr.1 and 2 and Add.l-7: Agenda: A/44/251 and Add.l-6: Allocation of agenda items: A/44/252 and Add. l-6: Annotated agenda: A/44 ~lCJO/Aclcl. 1 : /. . . A/45/200 Englieh Page 23 Rule 23 of the rules of procedure provides, stir that debate on the inclusion of an item ia the agenda, when that item has been recommended for inclusion by the General Committee, shall be limited to three speakers in favour of, and three against, the inclusion. 9. General At the beginning of the session, the General Assembly devotes a period of 
analysis: The text appears to be related to the procedures and organization of the United Nations General Assembly, discussing the role of the President, Vice-Presidents, and Chairmen of Main Committee, as well as the agenda setting and debate processes. It does not seem to focus on specific topics related to economic development, natural resources, or other fields, but rather on the administrative aspects of the Assembly.