text: As a result of the discussions at the informal meeting just held on an organizational arrangement to deal with agenda items 2 and 3, I wish to put before the Conference for decision the following text: "The Conference on Disarmament decides that informal meetings be held during its 1990 session on the substance of agenda items 2, 'Cessation of the nuclear arms race and nuclear disarmament', and 3, 'Prevention of nuclear war, including all related matters', and that the discussions at those informal meetings be duly reflected in the annual report of the Conference to the General Assembly of the United Nations." If there is no objection, I shall consider that the Conference adopts the text that I have read out. It was so decided. CD/PV.547 17 The PRESIDENT : I should like now to turn to another subject relating to the forthcoming informal meetings. Under the rules of procedure, the President of the Conference has the responsibility, in accordance with the normal duties of any presiding officer, to ensure that discussions at plenary or informal meetings are conducted in an orderly way. Accordingly, I wish to inform you that I have myself taken the initiative of preparing a list of topics for the purpose of facilitating a structured discussion at informal meetings on the substance of agenda items 2 and 3. That list is ray own and therefore does not bind any delegation. Furthermore, it is understood that members wishing to do so may raise any subject relevant to the agenda item, as is the normal practice of the Conference. I shall now read out that list of topics: Firstly, for agenda item 2: Implementation of paragraph 50 of the Final Document of SSOD-I in the light of the trends in international relations Evaluation of the dynamics of the nuclear arms race in the light of 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing a conference on disarmament and nuclear weapons, which suggests that it is related to international relations and security. The topics mentioned, such as the cessation of the nuclear arms race, prevention of nuclear war, and implementation of paragraph 50 of the Final Document of SSOD-I, further support this hypothesis.