text: ( b) To ask the Committee on Security Council Meet­ ings away from Headquarters, established on 11 Jan­ uary 1972, to consider all aspects of the necessary arrangements-technical, administrative, financial, legal, political ,and other. The Council further agreed that the Committee should conclude its work and report to the Security Council not later ,than 26 January. B. SECOND REPORT OF THE SECURITY COUNCIL COM­ MITTEE ON COUNCIL MEETINGS AWAY FROM HEAD­ QUARTERS (S/10868)5 Resolution 325 (1973) of 26 January 1973 The Security Council, Having considered the letter dated 9 January 1973 from the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Panama ad­ dressed to the President of the Security Council (S/ 10858) by which ,the Security Council was informed, on behalf of the Government of Panama, that the latter had decided, on the basis of Article 28, para­ graph 3, of the Charter of the United Nations, to propose that ,the Security Council should meet at Panama City, from 15 ,to 21 March 1973, Taking note of the unanimous support of the Latin 0 Jbid., Supplement for January, February and March 1973. 2 American Group (S/10859)5 for the proposal of the Government of Pani,ma, Recalling the decisions taken at its 1685,th meeting on 16 January 1973, in particular ,the decision to accept in principle the proposal of Pa[llama to meet at Panama City between 15 and 21 March 1973, Taking note, with gratitude, of the offer by the Gov­ ernment of Panama, in acting as host ,to the Security Council, to place at the Council's disposal whatever technical facilities and services might be necessary to ensure the success of ,the CounciJ's meetings to be held at Panama City and to contribute appropriately to the costs airising therefrom, Having discussed the second report of the Security Council Committee on Council Meetings away from 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the logistics and arrangements for a meeting of the United Nations Security Council outside of its headquarters, specifically in Panama City. The report mentions technical, administrative, financial, legal, and political aspects, which suggests that the category should be related to international organizations or diplomacy.