text: concerning their acceptability. E/1986/SR.l6 SELECTION OF TOPICS FOR PRIORITY CONSIDERATION AT THE SECOND REGULAR SESSION OF 1986 6. Mr. MALIK (India), reporting on the results of consultations, said it had been agreed that the priority topic to be considered at the second regular session should be the interrelated issues of money, finance, resource flows, debt, trade, raw materials and development. It had further been agreed that the term "raw materials" included all raw materials, including energy. The understanding had been that the priority would be within the item "General discussion of international economic and social policy, including regional and sectoral develop­ ments". Accordingly, there would be only one debate which would consist of the priority topic and the general discussion. It had further been understood that under the item "Operational activities for devel­ opment" the Council would focus, in particular, on the comprehensive review of operational activities for development, as well as human resources for development and the role of technical co-operation in strengthening public management capacities. 7. The PRESIDENT said that, if he heard no objection, he would take it that the Council decided to invite delegations, in their deliberations at the second regular session of 1986, under the item entitled "General discussion of international eco­ nomic and social policy, including regional and sectoral developments", to have as the priority item the interrelated issues of money, finance, resource flows, debt, trade, raw materials and development. It should be understood that "raw materials" included all materials, including energy. It was so decided.* 8. The PRESIDENT said that, if he heard no objection, he would take it that the Council decided to invite delegations, in their deliberations at the second regular session of 1986, under the item entitled "Operational activities for development", to give special focus to the comprehensive review of 
analysis: The text discusses international economic and social policy, including topics such as money, finance, resource flows, debt, trade, raw materials, and development. This suggests that the topic is related to economic development and international trade. The inclusion of "raw materials" and "energy" also implies a connection to natural resources.