text: thO6e Member States which were in arrears to make every effort to pay their outstanding contributions: requested the Secretary-Generrl to continue to monitor the financial situation and to keep the President of the Assembly and the chairmen of the regional group6 informed, 60 as to facilitate COn6iderOtion by Member State6 if the situation so required: and requested him also to communicate to all Member States the latest information on the Current financial crisis facing the Organization and to submit a report thereon in a timely and comprehensive manner to the Assembly at it6 forty-fifth session (re6OlUtiOn 441195 A). Documents: (a) Report of the Secretary-General (resolution 441195 A): (b) Report of the Advisory Committee. 125. vcv of the United At it6 thirtieth session, in 1975, in the cour6e of it6 co..sideration of the . item relating to the proposed progrannne budget, the General A66Ombly establiehed a Negotiating Conmnittee on the Financial Emergency of the United NOtion6; decided that the mandate of the Comnittee should be to bring about a comprehensive settlement of the critical financial situation of the United Nations and to examine the appropriate level of the Working Capital Fund a6 well a6 the financial regulations governing it.6 operation in the light of the changing requirement6 of the Organisation; requested the Conwnittee to report to the Alaembly at its thirty-first session; and decided to include in the provisional agenda of itr thirty-first session an item entitled "Financial emergency of the United Nations" (resolution 3538 QUDC)). -1 feferencer for the forty-fourth session (agenda item 40): (a) Report of the Secretary-General! A/44/057 and Corr.1: (b) Report of the Adviscry Connittee: k/44/873; (c) Report of the Fifth Comnitteer A/44/099t (d) Rerolution 441195 A$ (e) Meeting8 of the Fifth Connittee: A/C.5/44/Sfl.56-59; (f) Plenary meeting: AI44IW.64. I... A/45/100 tngl.!sh Page 350 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the financial situation of the United Nations, specifically the arrears in contributions from member states and the measures taken to address this issue. It seems to be focused on the organizational and procedural aspects of managing the UN's finances, rather than any specific economic or social development issue.