text: account the elements of the model progrzmme for Disarmament Week prepared by the Secretary-General; invited Governments to continue, in accordance with Assembly resolution 33/11 D of 14 December 1978, to inform the Secretary-General of activities undertaken to promote the objectives of Disarmament Week8 invited international and national non-governmental organisations to continue to take an active part in Disarmament Week and to inform the Secretary-General of the activities undertaken; invited the Secretary-General to continue to use the United Nations information organs as widely as possible to promote better understanding among the world public of disarmament problems and the objectives of Disarmament Week8 and requested the Secretary-General, in accordance with paragraph 4 of resolution 33171 D, to submit to the Assembly at its forty-seventh session a report on the implementation of the resolution (resolution 44/119 G). In the eighth resolution, entitled "Declaration of the 1990s as the Third Disarmament Decade*', the Assembly took note of the work of the Disarmament Commission at its 1969 session on the declaration of the 1990s as the Third Disarmament Decade: directed the Disarmament Commission, at its 1990 substantive session, to finalize the preparation of elements of a draft resolution to be entitled "Declaration of the 1990s as the Third Disarmament Decade" and to submit them to the Assembly at its forty-fifth session for consideration and adoption: and requested the Secretary-General to render all necessary assistance to the Disarmament Commission in implementing the resolution (resolution 44/119 H). Documents: (a) Ueport of the Disarmament Commission, Supplement No. 42 (A/45/42)1 (b) Report of the Conference on Disarmament, Supplement No. 27 (A/45/27)$ (c) Reports of the Secretary-General (resolutions 36192 II, 381183 0, 401152 L and 43170 II); (d) Note by the Secretary-General (resolution 39/148 II). I... A/45/100 English page 191 63. ImDlementetionofthe of the Indian- 
analysis: This text appears to be related to international relations and disarmament, as it mentions the United Nations, the Secretary-General, and the Disarmament Commission. It also discusses the promotion of disarmament and the objectives of Disarmament Week. These themes suggest that the text is more likely to fit under the category of international relations or peace and security.