text: (e) Committee on Relations with the Host Countryt (f) Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian People; (g) Special Committee against &artheiat (h) Working Group on the Finpticing of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Re'Lugees in the Near East. / . . . A/BUR/45/1 Englis?l Page 11 III. ABOPTIGN OF TRE AGENDA 30. All proposal8 for the inclu8ion of items in the agenda of the forty-fifth session have been communicated to Member States in the following documents: (a) Provisional agenda of the forty-fifth aessian (A/45/150 and Corr.l)z a/ (b) Supplementary list (A/45/200)1 (c) Request for the inclusion of an additional item (A/45/231). The itema proposed for inclusion are listed in the draft agenda, which appears in paragraph 32 below. 31. Bearing in mind the current financial crisis of the United Nntions and the longer-term need to rationalise the General aSsembly'8 procedure8, and in view of the large mmber of item on tie draft agenda, the Secretary-General wishes to recall the recommendation of the Special Committee on the Rationalisation of the Procedures and Organi%stion of the General Assembly that Member State8 should examine the agenda with a view to eliminating item8 which nave lost their urgency or relevance, are not ripe for consideration or could be dealt with and even disposed of equally well by subsidiary organs of the General Assembly, and to referring specific item8 to other United Nations organ8 or to specialfsed agencies, taking into account the nature of the question (A/52O/Rev.15, annex V. paras. 19 and 221 888 also &j&, annex VII, paras. 1 and 2). The Secretary-General wishes alao to recall subparagraph (b) of recommendation 3 of the Group of Rfgh-level Intergovernmental Experts, quoted in paragraph 6 above , whereby the agenda of the 
analysis: This text appears to be related to the administration and organization of the United Nations, specifically the General Assembly. It discusses the agenda for a session, the inclusion of items, and the rationalization of procedures. It does not seem to be directly related to any specific economic, social, or environmental issue.