text: cost6 Rica, cyprus, Democralic Yenen, France, Gabon, Kenya, Lesotho' !{alta' Pakistan, Philippines, Qatar, Ronania, senegal, Tunisia' Union ot sovlet socialist Republics, united Kingdott| of Greac Britain and Northern Ireland and United scates ot Aner ica. 7. Notlf lcat lon r Artic the 8.Charter of the United Nations At the fortieth session, tbe General Assembly Pill have before it a nole by sec r eta ry-Gene r a f (A/40/642) . ion of, enda andization ot Connlttee Prorrisional agenda Tbe provisional agenda was issued on l9 July 1985 (A/40lI50) ' SuDplenentary i tens Tro requests for che i.nclusion of SuPplenentary itens $ere subnicEed to the General As6enbly (see items 144 and 145). The supp*eroentary list r.as issued on 23 Auqust 1985 (A/4o/20O1 ' Additlonal items As at 2? September 1985. teo requests tor the inclusion of additional itens and a request for tt,o additional sub--ilems have been submi'tted (see itens 146, L47, 15 (c) ana! 17 (l)).ofA/40/IOO/Add.L Engl i sh Page 24 Consideration of the draft aqenda by Che General Conmittee The nenorandun by the S ecre tary-Gene ral concerning the organization of the session. the adoption ot Che aqenda and the allocation of items lras issued as document A/BUR/40/1. Consideration of the reports of the General Conmittee The General Assenbly. having considered the first. and second reports ot the General Connittee (A/4O/250 and Add.I), adopted a number of provisions concerningthe orqanizat.ion of the fortieth session and adopted the agenda of the session(A/4O/251 and Add.L) and the allocation ot agenda itellxs (A/40/252 and Add.l). 9. General debate The recomrnendafions of tbe General comnittee concerning the general debate appear in paragraphs 9 and l0 of its first report to the cenelal Assenbly (A/4O/25O1 10, Report of the Secretary-General on the work of the Organization
analysis: The text appears to be a report from the United Nations General Assembly, discussing the organization and agenda of the 40th session. It mentions various countries, committees, and reports, but does not specifically focus on economic development, natural resources, or environmental issues. It seems more focused on the procedural aspects of the UN session and the adoption of agendas. Therefore, it is likely that the text falls under the categories related to international organizations and governance.