text: with the assistance of qualified experts, information that might be brought to his attention by any Member State concerning activities that might constitute a violation of the Geneva Protocol or of the relevant rules of customary international law in order to ascertain thereby the facts of the matter, and promptly to report the results of any such investigation to all Member States and to the Assembly: also requested him, with the co-operation of Member States, to compile, as a matte1 of priority, and maintain lists of qualified experts whose services could be made available at short notice to undertake such investigations, and of laboratories with the capability to undertake testing for the presence of agents the use of which is prohibited: and further requested him, with the assistance of qualified consultant experts, to devise procedures for the timely and efficient investigation of information concerning such activities and to assemble and organire systematically documentation relating to the identification of signs and symptoms associated with the use of such agents as a means of facilitating such investigations and the medical treatment that might be required (resolution 37198 D): and took note of the report of the Secretary-General and expressed its appreciation to the Group of Experts for the work it had accomplished, as well as to the Member States that had co-operated with the Group in fulfilling its mandate , (resolution 37196 E). At its thirty-eighth session, the General Assembly urged the Conference on Disarmament, as a matter of high priority, to intensify, during its session in 1984, the negotiations on a chemical weapons convention, and to re-establish its &&JDG Working Group on Chemical Weapons for this purpose (resolution 36/167 B); took note of the report submitted by the Secretary-General on the implementation of 
analysis: This text appears to be discussing international agreements and treaties related to chemical weapons, including the Geneva Protocol and the Conference on Disarmament. The language used suggests a focus on international cooperation, investigation, and documentation of chemical weapons use, as well as the development of procedures and protocols for dealing with such activities. This suggests that the category most fitting for this text is likely related to international relations or security.