text: "(a) Decides to consider, at its first regular session of 1986, the possibility of identifying issues on its agenda for in-depth consideration at its first regular session of 1987; "(b) Decides to defer, to its first regular session of 1986, the selection of topic(s) for priority consideration at its second regular session of 1986". 83. Mr. RAHMAN (Bangladesh) suggested replac­ ing the word "issues" in subparagraph (a) by the word "issue(s)". 84. The PRESIDENT said that, if he heard no objection, he would take it that the Council wished to make that change. It was so decided. Subparagraph (a), as amended, was adopted. 85. Mr. FERRER (United States of America), refer­ ring to subparagraph (b), said that during the infor­ mal consultations concerning the priority issue for the second regular session his delegation had pro­ posed the topic "Recent changes in world energy prices and markets: opportunities and potential problems". He expressed the hope that, in the period preceding the first regular session, delegations would look at that proposal seriously. He also expressed reluctance to acquiesce in the Council's decision to postpone the selection of the priority topic, because such a postponement would shorten the time avail­ able to prepare the topic, thereby detracting from the quality of the debate. 86. Mr. LAZAREVIt (Yugoslavia) said that the Group of 77 would have to wait for the results of a number of meetings before it was able to decide on the priority issues which it wished to be considered at the second regular session of the Council. Moreover, it would like the President of the Council to conduct consultations prior to the first regular session in order to assist delegations to reach agreement on those issues. The Council should take up the topic of priority issues at the beginning of its first regular 
analysis: The text discusses the agenda of the Council's regular sessions, specifically mentioning topics related to energy prices and markets. This suggests that the category should be related to natural resources and economy. Additionally, the Council's decision to consider the priority issue of recent changes in world energy prices and markets implies that the category is closely linked to international trade and energy.