text: the Committee on Crime Prevention and Control, to arrange for an expert working group to be established, which, subject to the availability of extrabudgetary funds, would further elaborate the proposed international crime and justice programme referred to in the above-mentioned report of the Committee, as well as the mechanisms required for implementing the proposed programme; "2. Invites Member States to convene a summit or ministerial meeting to consider the proposed programme and any convention or other international instrument required to develop its content and structure, and to consider whether the programme should be placed within the framework of a major unit of the Secretariat or within a new United Nations agency; "3. Further invites Member States, in consultation with the Secretary-General and the Chairman of the Committee on Crime Prevention and Control, to make the necessary preparations for such a meeting; "4. Requests the Secretary-General to take immediate action, pending the convening of a summit or ministerial meeting, to consider the conversion of the Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Branch of the Centre for Social Development and Humanitarian Affairs into a new, major unit of the United Nations Secretariat with an appropriate programme, and to report thereon to the summit or ministerial meeting and to the Committee on Crime Prevention and Control at its twelfth session; "5. Invites Member States to provide active support and assistance for the development of an international crime and justice programme and of viable mechanisms for implementing it." 4. The following resolutions, adopted by the Conunittee at its 11th and 12th meetings, on 16 February 1990, are brought to the attention of the Council: Resolution 11/1. World foundation on crime control and The Committee on Crime Prevention and Cantrol, Concerned about the growth of crime in many countries.
analysis: The text discusses the establishment of an international crime and justice program, the conversion of a branch of the Centre for Social Development and Humanitarian Affairs into a new unit of the United Nations Secretariat, and the consideration of a convention or international instrument to develop the program's content and structure. These topics suggest that the category should be related to international cooperation, law, and justice.