A/RES/74/252 Pattern of conferences 80. Recalls paragraph 82 of its resolution 73/270, and in this regard requests the Secretary-General to entrust the Department of Global Communications with presenting a proposal for the digitization of important older United Nations documents stored at the United Nations Headquarters Dag Hammarskjöld L ibrary for consideration by the General Assembly through the Committee on Information no later than at the main part of its seventy-fifth session, outlining, inter alia, the definition of important older United Nations documents, as well as the scope and estimated quantity, cost and time frame; 81. Expresses concern that the anticipated lengthy digitization project may jeopardize the retention of historical knowledge and information in view of the delicate state and risk of breakage of many of the related documents; 82. Requests the Secretary-General to seek additional voluntary contributions for the digitization of important older United Nations documents, including by broadening the donor base, and to report thereon in the context of the report requested in paragraph 80 above; 83. Welcomes with appreciation the additional contribution from the Government of Qatar to support the digitization project; 84. Recalls paragraph 85 of its resolution 73/270, notes the increased use of digital recordings by other intergovernmental bodies, including the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law and the United Nations Industrial Development Organization, and requests the Secretary-General to continue to report to the General Assembly in this regard; 85. Stresses that verbatim and summary records remain the only official records of the meetings of United Nations bodies; 86. Reiterates paragraph 87 of its resolution 73/270 related to the transition to digital recordings of meetings in the six official languages of the Organization as a cost-saving measure; 87. Recalls paragraph 5 of its resolution 49/221 B of 23 December 1994, and stresses that the timely issuance of verbatim records constitutes an important part of the services provided to Member States; V Matters related to language services 88. Requests the Secretary-General to continue his efforts to ensure the highest quality of interpretation and translation services in all six official languages; 89. Welcomes the efforts of the Secretary-General to continue to improve the quality of the simultaneous interpretation and translation services prov ided, and requests the Secretary-General to take action in this regard; 90. Underlines that the translation of official documents of the Organization must be provided in all required languages and in due time, in full compliance with the rules of procedure of the respective legislative bodies; 91. Requests the Secretary-General to continue to improve the quality of translation of documents into the six official languages, giving particular significance to the accuracy of translation; 92. Also requests the Secretary-General to continue to ensure that the terminology used in the translation and interpretation services reflects the latest linguistic norms and terminology of the official languages in order to ensure the highest quality; 10/13 19-22680