text: understand inq that bodieE anal individuals having an interest tn tbe questlon would be beard in the Fourth Cornnittee in conJunction itith Che consideration of the lten ln plenary neetlng. IA/ 40 /250 Engl i sh Page 28 (Iii) Iten 34 (eu€Erlon of Nanlbla) The General CoDnlttee afeclded to reconnend to the General Assemblythat th€ ltem ahould be consldered dlrectly ln plenary neetlng, on theunderatardlng tbat hearlngs of the organlzatlons concerned roulat be heldln the Fourth Conmlttee. (iv) Itern 35 (poltcies of aparthelal of the covernnent of South Africa) The G€neral. Connittee decided to recomnend to the General Aseenblythat th€ lten shoul.d be consldered directly in plenary neeting, on theunderstandlng tbat the representatlves of the Organlaatlon of AfrlcanUnity and of nati.onal liberation novenents recognized by thatorganization eould be peEnltted to partlcipate ln the discuBglon lnplenary Eeeting and that organlzat ion€ and ind lvlduala having a specialintereBt ln the queEtlon rculd be pernltted to be heard by the Spectalpol-i t ical Cortr0ittee. (v) ften 44 (Questlon of Cyprua) Ttre ceneral connlttee decided to reconnend that the ceneral As5enblyshould defer a decislon on the allocatlon of the iten to an appropriatet lne ln the future. (vi) Iten I47 (Solenn appeal to State8 ln confllct to cease arDed actionforthwlth and to settle disputes betneen then through negotlatlons, andto states trleDbers of the unlted Nations to undertake to solve Eltuatlonsof tenaion and conflict and exlsting dlsputes by polltical neanB and torefrain fron the threat or use of force and fron any tnt€rventlon tn theinternal affairs of other States) The General Comrlttee declded to recorutrend to the ceneral Asserlb].ythat the iten should be conslderd dlrectly in plenary neeting. Flrst Codtlttee Item 68 (General and cornpLete disarmaaent)
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the decisions made by the United Nations General Assembly, specifically regarding the consideration of various items on the agenda. The items mentioned, such as apartheid, Cyprus, and disarmament, suggest that the category is likely to be related to international relations, politics, or security.