text: Political Committee. The Assembly also decided to establish a Committee to Review United Bations Public Information Policies and Activities, consisting of 41 Wmber States) and requested the Committee to submit a report to the Assembly at its thirty-fourth seseion (reso;utlon 331115 C). At its thirty-fourth session, the General Asssmbly decided to maintain the Committee to Review United Bations Public Information Policies and Activities, to rensme it the Committee on Information and to increase its membership from 41 to 66 (resolution 341182). At its thirty-fifth session, the General Asssmbly decided to increase the membership of the Committee on Information from 66 to 67 (resolution 351201). At its thirty-sixth to thirty-eighth sessions, the General Assembly continued its coneideration of the item (resolutions 36/149 A and B, 37194 A and B and 38/62 A and 8). At its thirty-ninth session, the General Assembly decided to increase the membership of the Committee on Information from 67 to 69 (resolution 39198 A). At its fottioth to forty-third sessions, the General Assembly continue4 its consideration of the item (resolutions 401164 A and B, 41168 A, 1, D and B, 421162 A and B and 43/63 A and B). At its forty-first session, the General /... A/45/lOQ English Page 224 Assembly decided to increase the membership of the Committee on Information from 69 to 70 (resolution 41166 C). At its forty-third session, the Assembly decided to increase the membership of the Committee from IO to 73 (decision 431418). At its forty-fourth session, m/ the General Assembly. taking note of the comprehensive report of the Committee on Information , which served as an important basis and stimulated further deliberations, urged the full implementation of a number of recommendations; recommended that all countries, the United Nations system as a whole and all others concerned should co-operate and interact in 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the establishment and activities of a committee within the United Nations, focusing on its role in reviewing public information policies and activities. The language used is formal and bureaucratic, suggesting that the committee's work is related to the administration and functioning of the UN. Given the lack of specific references to economic or social issues, it seems unlikely that the text falls under categories related to development, health, education, employment, or humanitarian aid.