text: wouid require in their coming sessions: requested the Economic and Social Council to consider inviting the Conxnittee on Conferences to review the Council’s draft calendar of conferences and meetings and to make cosxxents and recosxaendations on that draft where appropriate: and requested the Secretary-General to examine the possibility of having all organizational aspects of conference-servicing in the . United Nations as a whole centrally planned and co-ordinated, with a view to ensuring optimum efficiency and cost-effectiveness by, M minimising duplication and overlapping, taking into account the outcome of de deliberations of the Special Cosxxission of the Economic and Social Council on the In-depth Study of the United Nations Intergovernmental Structure and Functions in the Economic and Social Fields and the implementation of paragraph 4 of the resolution, and to submit his findings and recommendations to the Assembly, through the Cosxaittee on Conferences (resolution 421207 B); requested United Nations bodies and the Secretary-General to ensure respect for equal treatment of the official languages of the United Nationst affirmed that the provision of adequate conference services was an essential element in the efficient functioning of the Organisation; affirmed further that, in order to ensure the provision of adequate conference services to the United Nations, the allocation of resources to those services should be sufficient to meet their requirements; requested the Secretary-General to take the necessary measures to ensure the provision of conference services to the United Nations with adequate personnel, with due respect for the equal treatment of all official languages of the United Nations! also requested him to continue to enaure the full application of resolution 361117 El; and further requested him to take the necessary steps to implement the resolution and to report thereon to the Assembly at its forty-third session (reoolution 421207 C). 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing administrative and organizational matters within the United Nations, specifically related to the planning and coordination of conferences and meetings. It does not seem to be focused on specific economic, environmental, or social issues, but rather on the internal functioning of the organization.