text: lization of financial and technological resources to gramme and Co-ordination) Committees finish their increase food and agricultural production in Africa, work on 17 July as foreseen and of holding the last and to the proposal contained in the note that the plenary meetings to consider their reports and recom- Council should postpone consideration of the report mendations on 19 July. He hoped that with a little to its second regular session of 1987. extra effort the session could end on 21 July. 10. The PRESIDENT said that the Bureau intend- 17. Mr. MALIK (India) said that the session could ed to keep the programme of work under constant finish at the end of the first week if the Belgian review throughout the second regular session so that delegation and several others would agree to consen- adjustments could be made, as necessary. It was the sus decisions on texts drafted in the first week 20th meeting-23 May 1986 103 without changing them too much. The Council must have sufficient time to negotiate. He was concerned that, although it was necessary to reduce the work­ load, the realities of the situation should be respected. 18. Mr. LA VROV (Union of Soviet Socialist Re­ publics) supported the recommendations of the Bu­ reau to try to complete work by 23 July, while bearing in mind that facilities would be available, if necessary, until 25 July. I 9. Mr. SEV AN (Secretary of the Council) said that if the session were to last from 2 to 25 July, as originally scheduled, it would consist of 17 1/2 working days. It was therefore inaccurate to speak of a four-week session. If it were to end on 23 July, as proposed, it would consist of 15 I /2 working days. As 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the agenda and schedule of a meeting or conference, specifically related to food and agricultural production in Africa. The language used is formal and technical, suggesting that it may be a meeting of a specialized organization or agency. The topics discussed, such as increasing food production and agricultural production, suggest that the category related to agriculture, forestry, and fishing may be the most fitting.