text: poooiblo, be confined to mattots of l ubstanco rather than procedure aad rhould contain only what it is eaaential to bring to t&e notice of the organ to wbfch the report is addressed; (c) The account of the daliberationa should be concise and should be supplemented, as necessary, by cross-referencea to the meeting recordat verbatim or l ua8aary records of an organ, or extracts therefrom, should not be included in its report8 (d) Texts available in easily acceoaiblo docwnta should mot be incorporated in or annexed to the report; fa particular , verbatim or summary records, working papers or antracta tharefrwm should not be included as auukexes~ (8) .Terts which uro not l aaily accoaaible should not be annexed when their substance can roaronably be incorporated in the main body of the reports (f) Participants should not be limtad by namer unless they ate serving in their individual capacityp (g) Whom appropriate, reporta should includa a l umarp of the propooalo, conclusions and recommendation8 contained thermin. 36. The General Aaoembly had earlior recoauaanded in roaolutioo 2292 (lUW), annea, paragraph 1, that reports of subsidiary bodioa should be submitted in good tima 60 that the issue of those reports first in provisional form end later in final form might be avoided. 35. By reaolutioa 2636 (XXVI), paragraph 9, the Main Cosmnittoea of tho Ganaral Aaaambly wore requaated, when conaiderirq itema on their agenda which involve the submission of annual rapopts of subsidiary organs or of tho Secrotary-Geaeral, to reviau uhathor such reports could be aubmittmd at leas frequent intervals. 36. Thereafter, the GeneraP Aaaembly, in paragraph 23 of decision 34/4OP, stated that no report of its subsidiary organs should contain a compilation of other previoua documents. The A,rrsembly added, in paragraph 26, that subsidiary organs 
analysis: The text appears to be a set of guidelines or recommendations for the submission of reports by subsidiary organs to the United Nations General Assembly. The language used is formal and technical, suggesting that the report is related to the functioning of the UN and its organs. The content does not seem to be focused on a specific issue or sector, but rather on the process and format of reporting.