text: Tenth anniversary of the University for Peace (5.3). Ceremony far the presentation of the Declaration and Plan of Action adopted by world leader8 at the World Summit for Children (A.l). A/BUR/45/1 English Page 23 IV. ALLOCATION OF ITZIG 33. The allocation of item8 described in paragraph 45 below i8 based on the pattern adopted by the General Xsrembly for there item8 in previous year8. However, the Secretary-General trusts that delegations will consider allotting item8 in a manner which will best enhance the effectiveness and the impact of the / . . . A/BUR/45/1 Knglish Page 24 Assembly's work. In this connection, the General Conunittee may wish to draw the General Asaembly'r attention to paragrnph 4 of its decision 341401 (A/520/Nev.15, annex VI), which reads as follows: "4 . Substantive items should normally be discussed initially in a Main Cosunittee and, therefore, itema previously allocated to plenary meetings should hencaforth be referred to a Main Committee unless there are compelling circumstances requiring their continued consideration in plenary meeting.” 34. The following items of the draft agenda have not been consddered previously by the General Assemblyt 150. Mditloaal protocol on consular functions to the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations (P.151). 151. Conciliation rules of the United Nations (P.152). 153. Observer status for the Snternational Committee of the Red Cross, in consideration of the special role and mandates conferred upon it by the Geneva Conventions of 12 August 1949 (S,Z). 154. Tenth aaaiveraary of the University for Peace (S.3). 155. Ceremony for the presentation of tha Declaration and Plan of Action adopted by world leaders at the World Summit for Children (A.l). The spoaaors of the requests for the inclusion of these items have suggested that they should by allocated as follows: Item 150 ............................................. Sixth Co;nmittee Item 151 ............................................. Sixth Conrmittee Item 153 ............................................. Plenary meetings 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the agenda and allocation of items for a United Nations General Assembly session. It mentions international organizations, conventions, and declarations, which suggests that the focus is on international relations and cooperation. The specific items mentioned, such as the University for Peace and the World Summit for Children, also imply a focus on education, humanitarian aid, and international cooperation.