text: 242. Also at its 2nd meeting, the Commission approved the organization of the work of the session (see E/CN.6/1988/L.l/Rev.1). 243. At its 1st meeting, on 14 March, the Commission decided to establish a working group of the whole to prepare a report to the Special Commission 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 in response to Council decision 1987/112 (see sect. G below). 244. At its 4th meeting, on 15 March, the Commission decided to establish a working group to consider, under agenda item 4, communications on the status of women, pursuant to Economic and Social Council resolution 1983/27. The following five members, nominated by their respective regional groups, were appointed: Aisha Abdalla (Sudan) Mary Concepcion Bautista (Philippines) M. P. Beliakov (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics) Raquel Blandon de Cerezo (Guatemala) Maureen Reagan (United States of America) E. Documentation 245. The documents before the Commission at its thirty-second session are listed in annex II to the present xeport. F. Consultation with non-governmental organizations 246. Written statements submitted by non-governmental organizations in accordance with rule 76 of the rules of procedure of the functional commissions of the Economic and Social Council are also listed in annex II to the present report. -102-G. Views and proposals of the Commission on the Status of Women on the in-depth study of the United Nations intergovernmental structure and functions in the economic and social fields 247. The Commission considered its response to Economic and Social Council decision 1987/112 on the in-depth study of the United Nations intergovernmental structure and functions in the economic and social fields at its 6th meeting6 on 16 March 1988. 248. The Commission had before it a draft resolution (E/CN.6/1988/L.5) entitled 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the activities and decisions of a commission related to the United Nations, specifically regarding the status of women and the organization of work within the commission. The language used is formal and technical, indicating that the topic is likely related to international governance or policy-making. The mention of a working group and the consideration of a draft resolution also suggests that the topic is related to formal decision-making processes.