text: governing bodies of the United NetiOBS orgaas end progrmmea iiatod borouln&~r, end to pledging conferences or meetings of ad bodies oatebliahed for the eBnouDcemeBt of voluntary contributions by States; / . . . UINF/4S/l English Page 10 (a9 Board of Trurteer of the United Nation8 Inrtituto for Training and Roroarch (in Englirh ouly9; (b9 Rrecutive Board of the Uuited Ratio=8 Childreu’r Fuudr (c9 txocutive Calsittre of the Progremo of the United Ration8 Sigh Commirsioner for Rofugeoer (d9 Governring Council of the United b9atlons Development Programmei (09 Industrial Uevelopmnt Board; p/ (f9 Trade dad Revolopawnt Board.& 26. At tbo 881~8 t%e, the General Aurknbly decicsd that the l xception8 graated to bodies named in tie last two paragraphs should not apply to any of their subsidiary organ8 (para. 5) and rhould not l ppiy to mooting8 away from recognised Unit.8 Rations conference centre8 uule8s them uo8 a specific decision by the A8aexbly to the cootrary (para. 9). The h8ombiy also confirxsed that rurrmsry records should not be provided to special conferonce and their preparatory organs, with tbe exception of legal codification conferences, for which tbe need8 would be determined fn each cam (para. 89, and reaffimed that say further exception would require tho explicit approval of the General AasembIp (psra. 69. 27. Tho General Asseaibly aubrmquently decided, by rorolution 4lf177 D, #at plodgiog coaforencea and wetiags of u bodier ertablirhed for tbo aunouucoment of voluntary contribution8 by State8 rhould no longor receive l mmary record8, invited tho Military Staff Committoo to conrider dirponaing with verbatim records and inVitod tho governlag bodior of the United Ration8 organ8 aud pregrames designated in paragraph 26 (s), (b), (c) and (d) to recooaidor their needs for summary records. IO resolution 44Il96 8, the Asroxbly took note of the decision of 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the United Nations and its various organizations, specifically focusing on the governing bodies and their roles in collecting voluntary contributions from states. The language used is formal and bureaucratic, suggesting that the topic is related to international governance and diplomacy. The text also mentions specific organizations and programs, such as the United Nations Development Programme and the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, which are all related to humanitarian aid and relief, economic development, and international cooperation.