text: pose of which would be to enable the Security Coun­ cil to discharge more effectively its responsibilities under the G1arter, would provide members with an 9pportu!3ity fo~ a ieneral exchange of view~ on t_he ;11temat1onal 1utuat10n, rather than for dealing with any particular question, and that such meetings would normally be held in private, unless it were otherwise decided. "The provisional agenda of periodic meetings shall be drawn up by the Secretary-General in ,;on­ sultation with the members of the Council and in accordance with the relevant provisions of the pro­ visioMl rulea of procedure " 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the workings of an international organization, specifically the Security Council, and the purpose of periodic meetings. The language used is formal and procedural, suggesting that the topic is related to the governance or administration of international relations.