text: and Protection of Minorities can best assist the Commission on Human Rights by providing it with recommendations based on the different views and perspectives of independent experts, which should be appropriately reflected in the report of the Sub-Commission as well as in the expert studies carried out under its auspices; 2. Calls upon the Sub-Commission, in the fulfilment of its functions and duties, to be guided by the relevant resolutions of the Commission and the Economic and Social Council; 3. Requests the Sub-Commission to give priority to those topics on which standards are being prepared, in accordance with decisions taken by the Commission and within the time frames set by the Commission; 4. Urges all the special rapporteurs of the Sub-Commission to submit their reports by the deadline given by the Secretariat so that these reports can be available in all languages well before the meeting; 5. Recommends that the Sub-Commission should, as a general rule, propose a new study only when a study previously authorized is fully completed; 6. Reminds the Sub-Commission that new studies or other reports involving financial implications can only be undertaken after authorization by its superior bodies; 7. Asks the Sub-Commission to restrict its requests to the Secretary-General to ask Governments, intergovernmental organizations, specialized agencies and other such bodies for their views and comments to requests relating to those studies which have received prior explicit approval from the Commission; 8. Invites the Sub-Commission to give due consideration to draft resolutions proposed for adoption and to seek the widest possible measure of agreement on them, bearing in mind that such draft resolutions should be proposed only on subjects that have been thoroughly discussed in the Sub-Commission or in its working groups and should be consistent with the role of the Sub-Commission as a body of independent experts;
analysis: The text appears to be related to the functioning and procedures of an international organization, specifically the Sub-Commission on the Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities, and its relationship with other bodies such as the Commission on Human Rights and the Economic and Social Council. The text focuses on the Sub-Commission's tasks, roles, and responsibilities, and how it should interact with other organizations and bodies. This suggests that the category should be related to international organizations, human rights, or governance.