text: at the Palais des Nations, Geneva, from 10 to 15 June and on 27 June 1985 I. INTRODUCTION 1-12 30 A. Agenda 4 30 B. Replacement of Vice-Presidents 5 30 C. Membership and attendance 6-11 31 D. Decision adopted and other action taken by the Board requiring the attention of, or action by, the General Assembly 12 32 II. DECISION ADOPTED AND OTHER ACTION TAKEN BY THE TRADE AND DEVELOPMENT BOARD AT ITS FOURTEENTH SPECIAL SESSION 33 A. Decision 33 B. Other action taken by the Board , 34 III. STATEMENTS MADE AT THE 668th AND 669th MEETINGS ON 14 AND 27 JUNE 1985 IN CONNECTION WITH DECISIONS ADOPTED BY THE BOARD 35 A. Report of the Bureau on credentials 35 B- Compensatory financing of export earnings shortfalls: decision 317 (S-XIV) 35 Annexes I. Agenda for the fourteenth special session of the Trade and Development Board 39 II. Administrative and financial implications of the actions of the Board 40 -vii-PREFATORY NOTE The twenty-first annual report of the Trade and Development Board 1/ is submitted to the General Assembly in conformity with Assembly resolution 1995 (XXIX) of 30 December 1964. The report 2/ covers the period from 28 September 1984 to [27] September 1985 and consists of the reports on the first and second parts of the thirtieth regular session, held from 18 to 29 March and on 2 May 1985, the fourteenth special session, held from 10 to 15 June and on 27 June 1985, and the thirty-first regular session, to be held from 16 to [27] September 1985. In the period preceding the thirtieth regular session of the Board, the subsidiary bodies of the Board indicated below met. Particulars of their sessions are given below: Title Session Dates Report in document Intergovernmental Group of Experts on Restrictive 
analysis: The text appears to be a report from a United Nations trade and development board, discussing decisions and actions taken on issues related to international trade and economic development. The content focuses on the meetings and discussions of the board, with specific decisions and actions related to trade and finance. The text does not mention any specific issues related to natural resources, environment, agriculture, forestry, fishing, industry, transport, communication, health, education, employment, humanitarian aid, or culture.