text: of the item (resolutions 32187 A to G). At its tenth special session, in 1978, the General Assembly establisheil a - Disarmement Commission composed of all Member States and decided that the Commission should be a deliberative body, a subsidiary organ of the Assembly, the function of which should be to consider and make recommendations on various problems in the field of disarmament; that the Commission should function under the rules of procedure relating to the committees of the Assembly with such modifications as it might deem necessary; and that the Commission should report annually to the Assembly (resolution S-1012, para. 118)t and welcomed the agreement reached &nong Member States that.the Coxxnittee on Disarmament would be open to the nuclear-weapon States and 32 to 35 other States to be chosen in consultation with the President of the Assembly (u., pare. 120). The President subsequently informed the Secretary-General (A/S-10/24) that the Committee, redesignated the Conference on Disarmament as from 7 February 1984, would be open to the nuclear-weapon States and to the following 35 States, Algeria, Argentina, Australia, Belgium, Braeil, Bulgaria, Burma, Canada, Cuba, Czechoslovakia, Egypt, Ethiopia, German Democratic Republic, Germany, Federal Republic of, Bungary, India, Indonesia, Iran (Islamic Republic of), Italy, Japan, Kenya, Mexico, Mongolia, Morocco, Netherlands, Nigeria, Pakistan, Peru. Poland, Romania, Sri Lanka, Sweden, Venezuela, Yugoslavia and Zaire. At its thirty-third to thirty-sixth sessions, the General Assembly continued its consideration of the item (resolutions 33191 A to I. 34187 A to F, 351156 A to K and 36/97 A to L). /... A/45/100 English Page 172 At its twelfth special session, in 1962, the General Assembly approved the report of the AB Committee of the Twelfth Special Session as the Concluding Document of the lkelfth Special Session (A/S-12/32), in which the Committee stated 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the United Nations and its activities related to disarmament, specifically the establishment of a Disarmament Commission and the composition of the Conference on Disarmament. This suggests that the text is related to international relations and security, which is not a specific category listed. However, it can be related to the broader category of "International relations" which is not listed, but can be considered as a "Humanitarian aid and relief" as it aims to prevent and alleviate the suffering caused by war and armament.