text: document E/1986/45, the Council had decided to attend to those problems in a reduced number of delete paragraph 3 of the draft annex and to defer meetings. His delegation would make every attempt consideration of the remaining parts until the second to finish work according to the proposed schedule regular session. Accordingly, that, too, would be but, in view of the reduced number of meetings and taken up under item 20. There would be an addition- of the reduced opportunities for holding informal a! item, item 23, entitled "Elections", since some consultations, it might be that the second regular elections had had to be deferred at the current session would end at the later rather than at the session. earlier date proposed. 8. Referring to the note by the Secretariat 16. Mr. PIRSON (Belgium) said that he did not (E/ 1986/L.26), he drew attention to paragraph 4 and, share the concern of the representative of Pakistan particularly, to paragraph 5, in which the provisions that there would not be enough time. Three teams of that had been made for services at the second regular interpreters would be available for three weeks; that session were explained. He drew attention to para- would allow work to proceed satisfactorily both in graph 10, in which it was noted that the date the plenary meetings and in the groups. His delega- proposed for the conclusion of the work of the tion was grateful to the Bureau and the Secretariat for sessional committees was 17 July. having made an effort to reduce the second regular 9. Finally, he drew attention to the note by the session of the Council to some extent. However, he Secretariat (E/1986179) concerning the report of the would like the Council to consider the possibility of Secretary-General on an international year for mobi- having the First (Economic) and the Third (Pro-
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the agenda and logistics of a meeting of the United Nations Council, specifically the scheduling and preparation for the second regular session. The topics mentioned, such as the work of sessional committees, the availability of interpreters, and the report of the Secretary-General on an international year for mobility, suggest that the meeting may be related to international cooperation and diplomacy.