text: he accepted the subparagraph as it stood. 52. Mr. FIELD (United Kingdom) said that the distribution of agenda items referred to in paragraph 4 (a) should be considered in the light of the work­ load of the two committees concerned. PARAGRAPH 5 53. Mr. MALIK (India) proposed that paragraph 5 should be amended to read "particularly on ques­ tions of co-ordination in the United Nations system". 54. Mr. FAREED (Pakistan) said that the para­ graph should be further amended to read "to draw attention in his reports to be submitted to the General Assembly". Paragraph 5, as amended, was adopted. PARAGRAPH 6 55. Mr. J(l)NCK (Observer for Denmark) said that consideration should be given to the question of coherence with respect to the biennialization of the work of the Council and the meetings of subsidiary bodies such as UNEP. 56. Mr. SEV AN (Secretary of the Council) said that the fact that a report was considered by the General Assembly on a biennial basis did not mean that it did not go through the Council. 57. Mr. J(l)NCK (Observer for Denmark), support­ ed by Mrs. GIRARDIN (France), said that in the coming year the Council would not have the UNEP report before it and would therefore not consider the question of environment. Coherence must therefore be taken into account. 58. Mr. LEE (Canada) said that biennialization was a complicated process involving anomalies such as those pointed to by the observer for Denmark and the representative of France, and that those anoma­ lies must be corrected as they emerged. His delega­ tion attached great importance to the decision in paragraph 6 and hoped that subsidiary bodies would comply with it and that the Secretariat would draw the attention of delegations to occasions when pro­ posals would have an impact on biennialization. 
analysis: The text discusses the biennialization of the work of the Council and the meetings of subsidiary bodies, particularly the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP). The speakers mention the importance of coherence and correcting anomalies in the process. This suggests that the category related to natural resources and environment is a good fit.