text: 2. since the issue of lhe annotated prelininary Iist on 15 June 1985, the folloeing docunents relating t'o che agenda ftave been circulated: (a) Provisional agenda (see iten 8) t (b) Reouests tor Ehe inclusion of supplenentary itens (see itema 144 and 145)t (c) Supplenentary lis! (see item 8) t (d) Menorandun by the Sec r etary-General (see iten 8)t (e) First and second reports of the General Commiteee (see item 8) i (f) Requests for the inclusion of additional items (see iten 8). II. ANNOTATED AGENDA 1. Openinq of the session by the Chairman of the delegation of ZamD!! Z, ltinute of silent praver or rneditation 3. Credentials of representatives to the fortietb session of the General Assenbly: (a) Appointnent ot tbe nembers of the Credentlals Conmittee (b) Report of the credentials conmittee At the fortieth session, the General Assenbly has aPpoineed the folloPing States to be nembers of the Credentials Conmittee: Botswana, BrazlL' Burundl, Canada, China, Papua Nee Guinea' Surinane, Union of Soviet Socialist RePublics and United States ol Amer ica. 4. Election of the President of the General Assenbly At tbe f,ortieth session, the General Assenbly has elected !{r. Jaine de Pini6s (spain) President of the Assenbly. 5. Election ot lhe otf i.cers of Ehe Main Connittees At the tortieth sesslon, t.he folloeing persons have been elected chairnen of the Main Conniltees:A/ 40/LOO/Add. I EnqLish Page 23 FirEt Comnittee: Mr. Ali Alatas (Indonesia); Speclat Political Conmittee: Mr' Keilo Korhonen (Finland) ; Second Corunittee: l4r. Oner Birido (the Sudan) t fhird Conmittee: Mr. Endre Zador (nungary); Fourth coonittee: l,lr. Javier chamorro Mora [Nicaragua] i Pifth connitEee: l{r. Tonno Montbe (caneroon); Sixth Comnittee: ||r. Riyadh AL-Qaysi (Iraq). 6. Election ot the vice-Presiqe!@ At the tortieth session, the General Assenbly has el'ected the follor'ing l4enber statea vice-Presldents of the Assembly: Bahanas, Barbados, Burkina Fa6o, china'
analysis: The text appears to be a report from a meeting of the United Nations General Assembly, discussing various administrative and procedural matters such as the appointment of committee members, the election of officials, and the adoption of agendas. The topics do not seem to be related to specific economic or social issues, but rather to the internal workings of the organization.