text: Assenbly at its forty-first session on the inplementation of the pre6ent resolution and, in particular, on the implenentat ion of all t.he reconnendations contained ln the annex to the present resolutiont 19. Takes note of the Sec retary-Gene ral I s report on the restructuring ofthe Radio and Visual Services Division of the Departrnent of public Information, L9/ ana requests that additionaL information be subnitted to the Comnittee on Information at its substantlve session in 19861 20. Requests the ConrniEtee on Information to report to the Genefal Assenbly at. its forty-first sessiont 2I. Decides to include in the provisional agenda of its forty-flrst session the itern entitled "Quest.ions reLa!ing to informationn, !91 A/3e/23s. 19/ A/40 /84L,A/40/r024 Engl i sh Page 12 ANNEX Recomnendations of the comnittee on rnformation t. The recomnendat ions of the Conmittee on Infornation approved by the General Assembly in resolution 3g/gg A of 14 December 1984, as wetl as all provisions of the resolution, should be reiterated' taking into account the views expressed by delegations at che plenary neeting of the thirty-ninth session of the ceneral Assenbly on 14 December 1984. Those reconnendations should be inplemented in fuIl, and the sec retary-Gene ral should be requested !o report to the Conmittee on Information at ifs substantive session in 1986 on neasures taken for the inPlenentation of those reconmendations and provisions pend ing inplenentat ion. 2. The mandate of the Corunittee on Infornation should be renewed as set forth in General Assembly resolution 34/182 ot 18 Decenber l9?9 and reaffirned in Assembly resolutions 35/2OL of 16 December 1980' 361149 B of 16 Decernber 198r. 37 94 B of lo December Lg82, 38/82 B of 15 December 1983 and 39/98 A of 14 December 1984. Pronot ionof lhe establishnent ofa new, moreustandnore ffective wor Id 10n ned
analysis: The text appears to be related to the functioning and organization of the United Nations, specifically the General Assembly and its committees. It discusses the implementation of resolutions and recommendations, the restructuring of a department, and the renewal of a committee's mandate. The text does not seem to be directly related to any specific economic, environmental, or social issue, but rather focuses on the internal workings of the UN.