text: been said that very often the alternates were attached to the diplomatic missions of their countries,. Consideration might, therefore, be given to the possibility of electing both members and alternate experts at the same time. 31- with respect to the mode of designation of Sub-Commission se^bers ana alternates, the opinion nad been expressed that they snould be elected by the Economic and Social Council..V 983/4 , / /Sub. 2/l 98 2// 3 page 25 _)2. Also, th~ idea nad be^n e^oresseci t! at t J^ Suo-Com fission mxp'it report directly OG ti>c Economic and Social Councl, Dut tnat contacts snould be maintained with tne Coiuission on Human Rights. •)~j. Durinj the Ji-^cussioo various resolutions ^ove^m the Sub -Conuussion hac beer referred to. The /IOW ha a be?n cxoresFO'i that "•!;*" ^r" us' ^ould oe !ade of tne pi ocedures set out m economic ana Social Council resoLution 123JJ (xLII), in particular oy itnprovm^ tne utilization of availaola sources. HAtn regard to the procedure on comnumoacions set out in Ccunc _ resolution l^>03 (AUI/III), the suggestion hau been nude tnat the me~nershi|j cf the Working, Group on Communications should oe sxpanoau. Oppooj-Pi vie/^, ho /ever, nad ;esn ^cpressea regarding, the len/^cn of cirie cnat shoula De allowed to Governments '"or repl/mo, oO alienations made against them, •According to one view, toe aossnee of a reoly snoa-n be consi (erea at, a tacit admission of the trutn of the allegation. According to anotner vie;!, the procedure set oat m resolution 15^J (^Lvlil^ snoula cease to oe ao-^iea as the International Covenant on Civil and Pelitxral Ri^nts is m fo-'ce, at l=jst m respect of States partxea to the Covenant 3^* I/itr i-e^ard to methods of wo < tis \ le ' had oeen eApc°ssea tiat s°ssions of the
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the procedures and processes related to international organizations, specifically the Economic and Social Council, and the Sub-Commission on Human Rights. It mentions resolutions and reports, and seems to be concerned with the functioning of these organizations and the treatment of countries and governments within them. This suggests that the text is related to international governance and human rights, rather than a specific economic or scientific field.