text: them to do so as soon as possible. 9. It was noted that the experimental period of three years laid down in resolution 37/14 С for the provision of summary records to subsidiary bodies of the General Assembly was due to expire at the end of 1985. After an exchange of views, it was agreed that the Committee would review the question of the provision of summary records to subsidiary organs of the Assembly on the basis of a detailed Secretariat report on the experience gained during the experimental period, and that the present experimental arrangements would be extended until such time as the Assembly decided otherwise. 10. One delegation stated that in principle it was opposed to the provision of summary records to all bodies so entitled by resolution 37/14 C, and that its decision not to oppose the consensus achieved by the Committee should not be taken as support for the provision of records to those bodies. 11. The Committee recommended that the General Assembly should approve the draft calendar of conferences and meetings of the United Nations for the biennium 1986-1987 (see annex II) and recommended that the Committee should be requested to review the question of the provision of summary records to subsidiary organs of the Assembly. B. Intersessional departures from the approved calendar for 1985 Additions to or changes in the conference programme 12. The Committee considered seven additions to or changes in the approved calendar of conferences for 1985. These were the following: (a) Conference on the Emergency Situation in Africa. The Committee concurred in the proposed two-day conference on the understanding that it would be serviced from within existing resources; (b) Preparatory Committee for the International Conference on the Relationship between Disarmament and Development, first session. On the basis of a 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the activities and decisions of the United Nations, specifically the Committee's review of the provision of summary records to subsidiary bodies and the addition of conferences to the calendar. The topics mentioned, such as the Emergency Situation in Africa and the International Conference on the Relationship between Disarmament and Development, suggest that the focus is on international relations and global issues rather than specific sectors like agriculture or industry.