text: beencosted onseveral different basesbutthattheoverall impression ofACC '~as thatthebenefits wouldfaroutweigh thecosts. Thefinaldetermination ofwhether thosebenefits weresufficiently largetojustify thecostsrestedwiththe Committee andtheCouncil. -118- / ,i.:/567.Atits Secretarial: CPCandACC Secretary­ inhiscapa paragraphs 568.Indis delegation co-operatio ordertofa theirtrave 569.Severa suggested t delegations thebackgro 570.Aback UnitedNati subsequent!2.Discussion 566.Owingtoconstraints oftime,theCommittee, atits46thmeeting, on25May, decided, ontheproposal ofitsBureau, nottodiscuss thereportofACConthe register ofdevelopment activities (E/AC.5l/l985/7) buttotransmit ittothe Economic andSocialCouncilatitssecondregular session of1985(seepara.761 below). C.JointMeetings oftheCommittee forProgramme andCo-ordination andtheAdministrative Committee onCo-ordination 1.Introduction 567.Atits56thmeeting, on31May,theCommittee considered thenotebythe Secretariat containing thesuggested provisional agendafortheJointMeetings of CPCandACC(E/AC.5l/l985/CRP.4), whichwasintroduced bytheAssistant Secretary-General, OfficeofSecretariat Services forEconomic andSocialMatters, inhiscapacity asSecretary ofACC.Fortheconclusions oftheCommittee, see paragraphs 762-763 below. 2.Discussion 568.Indiscussing thesuggested provisional agendafortheJointMeetings, one delegation proposed thedelegation ofitem3,entitled "Economic andtechnical co-operation amongdeveloping countries". Somedelegations suggested that,in ordertofacilitate theparticipation ofmembers ofCPCintheJointMeetings, theirtravelcostsandperdiemshouldbemetfromtheregular budget. 569.Several delegations questioned theusefulness oftheJointMeetings. Itwas suggested thatareviewshouldbeundertaken byACCinthatregard. Someother delegations expressed thehopethatfocusing thediscussion ontheagendaitemsand thebackground paperswouldimprove thedialogue heldattheJointMeetings. 570.Abackground paperprepared byACContheeffectiveness andco-ordination of UnitedNations organsandspecialized agencies inreliefefforts inAfricawas subsequently circulated informally tomembers oftheCommittee. ~. -119-577. practic report atthe Another passju CommittCHAPTER VII PROVISIONAL AGENDA FOR~HETWENTY-SIXTH SESSION OFTHECOMMITTEE f,//571.Inpursuance ofparagraph 2(e)ofEconomic andSocial Council resolution 1979/41 of10May1979,andparagraph 2ofGeneral Assembly resolution 34/50of 23November 1979,theCommittee shallsubmittotheCouncil andtotheAssembly for theirreviewtheprovisional agenda fOLitstwenty-sixth session, together wit~the required documentation. Inaccordance withCouncil resolution 1984/61 Cof 26July1984,thetwenty-sixth ~ession oftheCommittee shallbeoffiveweeks' duration. -120-.572.Atits57thmeeting, on31May1985,theCommittee considered theprovisional agenda andthedocumentation foritstwenty-sixth session onthebasisofanoteby theSecretariat (E/AC.51/1985/L.4), asorallycorrected bytheSecretary. The attention oftheCommittee wasdrawntothedocumentation requested byitinthe context ofitsconsideration oftheotheritemsontheagendaforitstwenty-fifth session (seeparas. 582,684,697,713and758below). 573.Atthesamemeeting, onedelegation proposed theinclusion intheprovisional agendaforthetwenty-sixth session ofanitementitled "Improvement oftheworkof theCommittee underitsmandate with,interalia,aviewtoits~onsideration of future programme budgets andmedium-term plans". Inaccordance withthatproposal, theSecretary-General, inconsultation withinterested delegations, wouldprepare ingoodtimeaworking papertoassisttheCommittee initsconsideration ofthe item. TheCommittee wouldalsoallocate twoorthreedaystothediscussion,of the item. 574.Atthesamemeeting, theCommittee adopted theaboveproposal andrecommended theapproval oftheprOVisional agenda anddocumentation foritstwenty-si.xth session. Fortherecommendation oftheCommittee, seeparagraph 764below. 575.Onedelegation expressed theviewthatitdidnotparticipate inthe discussion heldontheprOVisional agendaforthetwenty-sixth session ofthe Committee because oftheprocedure followed thatallowed onlytheviewsofafew delegations tobereflected intherecommendations oftheCommittee. /'{ f .eCHAPTER VIII ADOPTION OFTHEREPORT OFTHEOOMMITTEE
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the activities and decisions of a committee related to international development and coordination, with a focus on economic cooperation and coordination among countries. The mention of specific topics such as "Economic and technical co-operation among developing countries" and "Improvement of the work of the Committee under its mandate" suggests that the committee's work is focused on economic development and international cooperation.