text: proqramne budget inplicationE of the proposal. i K. Docunentatlon 18. on the proposal of the Secre tary-cene ral (ibid., pata. Z2l, lhe ceneral Coonittee drass the General Assesbly I s aEteneion to paragraptr 28 of ilsdeciaion 34/40L, ehich reads as follows; "28. Tbe General A€senbly, including ita Uain Connittees, Ehould Derely take note of those reports of tbe Secretary-General or subsidiary organs ebich do not require a decision by Ehe Aaaenbly and Ehoulal nelther debate nor adopt regolutlons on then, unless specifically regueated to do 60 by the Secretary-Genera I or the organ concerned. "^/40 /25O EnqIlsh Page 7 19. Furthermore, at the suggeslion of the SecreEary-C*neral (ibid. ' para' 23), the General Cotr0l tbee recmends tbat the G€neral AsseDbly should urge all !4e8ber StaEes and Eubsialiary organs to exerciBe naxinun re6traint in requesEing circulation of nstertal as official docunents of lhe Assenbly. I,. Resolutiona 20. A! the suggestion of tbe secretary-Gene ral' (819., Para. 24), the General cooDittee drarE the General AaEenbly I s altenEion f,o paragraPh 32 of 1t8 decision 3i[,/{01, shich reads as follorrs! '32. whenever po85ib1e, resoluEiona requesting the diacussion of a question at r subeequ€nt 5e63ion should not calt for the incl'uElon of a separate nes lten and such dlscussion shouLd be held under Ehe ilen under uhich the reBoluEion eas adopted.' l,l. Speclal conferenceE 21. At the suggestlon of the Secreta ry-General (LE!ll., para. 25), the General ConoitEee drasa Ehe General A€setlbly I s aEtenEion to recoo$endation 6 of the ConEi ttee on Conferences, 1/ adopted by the Asgenbly in paragraph (b) ol its decision l4/4o5, chicb reads as follo{rs: "The Comittee, taklng into account difficulties encountered in eneuring adequate Preparation of neetin95, including tinely dlstribution of docunentationr as eell ae che abiliEy of Menber statea Eo particlPate fully,
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