text: 45. Mr. LEE (Canada), supported by Mr. KUMLIN (Sweden) and Mr. DIECKMANN (Federal Republic of Germany), said that he had been struck by the amount of time and energy it had taken during the Council's second regular session of 1985 to deal with the important issues raised by the regional commis­ sions and their financial implications. The organiza­ tion of the Council's work and relevant substantive questions therefore required careful attention. 46. Mr. SHAABAN (Egypt) said that he shared the concerns expressed by the preceding speakers. The Economic Commission for Africa, for example, had adopted for the Council's consideration certain reso­ lutions which had been triggered by the critical situation in Africa. Efforts had been made, with the approval of the delegations concerned, to minimize the financial implications of those resolutions. PARAGRAPH 4 47. Mr. SHAABAN (Egypt) proposed that para­ graph 4 (c), in order to reflect more faithfully General Assembly resolution 39/217, should be amended to read "To review the reports of the World Food Council, the Committee on the Development and Utilization of New and Renewable Sources of Ener­ gy, and the Council of the United Nations Universi­ ty, but not to consider draft proposals thereon, except specific recommendations, . . . ". 48. Mr. J(l)NCK (Observer for Denmark) said that the report of the Joint Inspection Unit should also be mentioned in due course. 49. Mr. LEE (Canada) agreed with the representa­ tive of Egypt and said that the paragraph would need for it. 51. Mr. HUHTANIEMI (Finland) recalled, in con­ nection with paragraph 4 (a), that his delegation had proposed that agenda item 19 should be treated as a priority item at the Council's second regular session. If the Council agreed to that, the matter of allocation could be rediscussed. For the time being, therefore, 
analysis: The text discusses the work of the United Nations Council, mentioning reports of various commissions and committees, and proposing amendments to paragraphs related to the review of these reports. The focus is on the organization and allocation of resources, which suggests that the category should be related to economic development and management.