text: As incoming Chairman, I am of course duty bound to follow up on this matter and to undertake the necessary consultations with individual delegations as well as groups of delegations. I have accordingly taken advantage of suitable opportunities to pursue this question, both in Geneva during a recent visit there and here in New York. It is my intention to conduct further informal consultations on the subject and, at an appropriate stage towards the end of the session -or, if warranted, even earlier -to report to the Committee on the outcome of my endeavours. If no delegation wishes to make any further observations or remarks at this time, I propose to adjourn the meeting. Before doing so, I wish to remind members of the Committee that, as already decided, our next meeting will be held on Monday, 14 october, at 10.30 a.m., at which time the Committee will embark on its substantive work. The meeting rose at 12.20 p.m. 
analysis: This text appears to be a formal statement from the Chairman of a committee, outlining their intentions and actions regarding a specific matter. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that the topic is likely related to international cooperation or governance. The mention of a recent visit to Geneva and a meeting in New York also suggests that the committee may be a UN-related body.