text: session, see part one, sect. I, para. 4. 3/ For the list of participants, see TD/B/INF/142. The membership of the Board at its fourteenth special session remained unchanged from that at its twenty-ninth session (127 States), which is given in Official Records of the Trade and Development Board, Twenty-ninth Session, Supplement No. 1A (TD/B/1026 (vol. II), annex IX). 4/ TD/B/1029/Rev.l. 5/ TD/B/1058. See sect. Ill for statements made by the representatives of China, Pakistan, the United States of America and the USSR (on behalf of Group D). y For the calendar of meetings as at 14 June 1985, see TD/B/INF.141 and Corr.l. y TD/B/10 29/Rev.1. -37-Notes (continued) 8/ See Board decision 312 (XXX) of 29 March 1985. 9/ Speaking at the 668th meeting on 14 June 1985. 10/ For statements made on the adoption of Conference resolution 157 (VI) on 2 July 1983 on this subject, to which references are made in this section, see Proceedings of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, Sixth Session (TD/326), vol. I, Report and Annexes, part two, paras. 57-73 (United Nations publication, Sales No. E.83.II.D.6). 11/ Speaking before the adoption of the decision. _12/ TD/B/1062, paras. 90-93. -38-ANNEX I Agenda for the fourteenth special session of the Trade and Development Board Procedural matters: (a) Adoption of the agenda and organization of the work of the session; (b) Adoption of the report on credentials. Compensatory financing of export earnings shortfalls: report of the Expert Group convened pursuant to Conference resolution 157 (VI). Other business. Adoption of the report of the Board. -39-ANNEX II ADMINISTRATIVE AND FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE ACTIONS OF THE BOARD Compensatory financing of export earnings shortfalls a/ (Decision 317 (S-XIV)) 1. In paragraph 7 of the draft decision contained in document TD/B/L.776, the Secretary-General of UNCTAD is requested to convene in early 1986 an 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing a specific session of the Trade and Development Board, a UN agency focused on international trade and economic development. The language used is formal and technical, with references to UN documents and resolutions. The topics discussed include compensatory financing of export earnings shortfalls, which suggests a focus on economic development and international trade.