text: COMMITTEE (E/1986/92) 50. The PRESIDENT said that the Council had before it the report of its Second (Social) Committee on agenda item 12 (E/1986/92). In paragraph 26 of the report, the Committee recommended five draft resolutions for adoption by the Council, namely: I, "Implementation of the conclusions and recommen­ dations of the Seventh United Nations Congress on the Prevention of Crime and the Treatment of Offenders"; II, "Initial review of the functioning and programme of work of the United Nations in crime prevention and criminal justice"; III, "Crime preven­ tion and criminal justice in the context of develop­ ment"; IV, "Co-ordination and information in the field of youth"; V, "Improvement of the work of the Commission for Social Development". In paragraph 27 of the report, the Committee recommended two draft decisions for adoption by the Council, namely: I, "Report of the Committee on Crime Prevention and Control"; II, "Report of the Committee on Crime Prevention and Control on its ninth session and provisional agenda and documentation for the tenth session of the Committee". 51. He invited the Council to take action on the recommendations of the Second (Social) Committee. DRAFT RESOLUTIONS I AND II Draft resolutions I and II were adopted (resolutions 1986/10 and 1986/ll). 52. Miss BARKER-HARLAND (United Kingdom), speaking in explanation of her delegation's position, said that she wished to place on record her under­ standing that in the implementation of draft resolu­ tion II, the Secretary-General would use existing resources allocated to crime prevention and criminal justice. DRAFT RESOLUTIONS Ill, IV AND V Draft resolutions III, IV and V were adopted (resolutions 1986/12, 1986/13 and 1986/14). 53. Miss BARKER-HARLAND (United Kingdom), speaking in explanation of her delegation's position, said, with regard to resolution V, that the duration and frequency of meetings of any of the functional 
analysis: This text appears to be discussing the work of the United Nations, specifically the Second (Social) Committee, which is recommending resolutions and decisions related to crime prevention, criminal justice, and development. The focus seems to be on international cooperation and policy-making in these areas.