text: 2%. IA a reparato but related context the General A88embly, in paragraph 27 of its docirioa 34/401 on the rationalization of the pr. *zedurea and organisation of the General Assembly, agrood to review periodically the need for aunnnary records of its 8ubaidiary organs. 22. Subsoquontly, the General Aaaembly, by it8 resolution 35110 B of 3 November 19801 (8) Confirmed tho colotiziued applicability of it8 resolution 34150 of 23 Novoabor 1979 in ro8poet of rummary rocordr for all thoro rubaidiary organ6 of the &mere1 Aerembly for which the prOViaiOA Qf rummary rocorda was dircontinued, for tbore argon8 which had oot rocoivod 8umary rooordr prior to the adoption of torolution 34050 and for thoao organs which were to bo'o8tebli8hed in the fUtUre, unleor explicit oneeptione wero approved by the A8aemblyr (b) Decided to grant l xcoptioA8 from the rule ret forth in paragraph 1 of the rerolution (see subpata. (a) above) subject to review at the thirty-sixth retmiore of the GeAOrAl UBembly OA the baaia of reeommeAdatioAs of the Committee OA Conferonces &ad io the light of experience gaiAed# to the following subsidiary organs: / . . . (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (VI (vi) A/fNF/45/1 English Page 9 Cah,*rittoo on thm Exorcise of the Inalienable Rights of the Paloatinian Peopl.1 United Mations Council for Namibia8 United Nations Co~vniasion on International TraBm Law and Legal Sub-Comaitten of the Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space for l oa6iona devoted to the preparation of draft conventions and other legal inatrumentar Special Committee against ml Special Committee on the Charter of the Wnitod Notions aad on the StrengtAening of the Wolo of the Orgenieation; m CommiStee on the tndiaa Oceen. when holding preparatory aeaa~ona for the Conference on the Indian Ocaen enviaagod ia General Assembly resolution 34180 B of 11 Decamber 1379. 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the organizational and procedural aspects of the United Nations General Assembly, specifically regarding the review of subsidiary organs and the application of certain resolutions. The mention of international law, treaties, and conventions suggests that the text may be related to the field of international relations or law.