text: UNITED NATIONS General Aseembly Di.str, GENENAL A/40 /632 12 September 198 5 ORIGINALT ENGLISH Fortieth sess ion Items 8 and I22 ofthe provisional a genda * ADOPTION OP THE AGENDA AND ORGANIZATION OF WORK PATTERN OF CONFERENCES Conferences to the President of the Gener a 1 I write in connection with the procedures under paragraph 34 of ceneral Assembly decision 34/4Of, according to r,rhich no subsldiary organ of the General Assembly should be permitted to meet at United Nations Headguarters during aregular session of the Assembly unless explicj.tly authorized by the Assembly. Those subsidiary bodies that wish to meet subrnit. their requests through the Committee on Con fer ences . I wj.sh to inform you ghat the Committee on Conferences has received a numberof requests frorn subsj.diary organs of the ceneral Assembly asking to meet a! United Nations Headquarters during the fortieth session. Those bodies, which have requested further meetings in order to complete their nork or fulfil their mandate, are as foLlo\rs: the United Nations Council for Namibia, the Ad Hoc Committee on the Indian Ocean, the Commj.ttee on the Exercise ofthe rnalienable Rights of the parestinian peopler the committee of Trustees of the United Nations Trust Fund for South Africa. the Special Committee against Apartheid' the Advisory committee on the united Nations Educational and Training Programme for Southern Africa and the Committee on Relations with the Host Countrv. A/ 40 /L50 .Letter dated 12 September 1985 from the Acting Chairman 85-24854 4673e (E)A/40 /632 Eng 1i sh Page 2 The Committee on Conferences does not object toclearly underslood that any meetings of those organsas facilities and services become available, so thatAssembly itself are not adversely affected.these reguests, provided it is lrou ld have to be accommoda ted the acCivities of the ceneral
analysis: The text appears to be related to the organization and management of the United Nations General Assembly, specifically the procedures for holding meetings and conferences. The text mentions various subsidiary bodies and committees, and the requests for meetings are not related to any specific economic or social issue. The focus is on the logistical and procedural aspects of the General Assembly's work.