tenth session in 1991, that daily subsistence allowances be paid to five members of that group and that interpretation services be provided in six languages. That additional meeting would need to be reflected in the calendar of conferences and meetings for 1991 and submitted for approval by the Committee on Conferences and the General Assembly. The programme budget for the biennium 1990-1991 did not allow for the payment of the subsistence allowances requested. The Secretariat had calculated the requirements for the meetings of the working group on a full-cost basis. The subsistence allowances would give rise to additional expenditure of $7,400 under section 8 of the programme budget. Conference services for 10 meetings, including interpretation in six languages, would give rise to expenditure of $63,900 at the current exchange rate. Nevertheless, it was estimated that conference-servicing and interpretation requirements could be met from resources provided for in the programme budget, so that no additional resources would be required. The subsistence allowance requirements could also be met from resources provided for under section 8 of the programme budget, since savings would result from the cancellation of certain planned items of expenditure. 16. The CHAIRPERSON proposed that the words "and before each following session" be inserted between the words "in 1991" and "in accordance with the decision of the Committee" in the first subparagraph of the first paragraph under the heading "Pre-session working group" (p. 5). 17. The section of the report of Working Group I concerning the date of the next session and the work of the pre-session working group was adopted. I. • • CEDAW/C/SR.l68 English Page 4 18. Ms. SCHOPP-SCHILLING asked, with reference to matters in respect of which further information should be provided, whether that was not the responsibility of the Secretariat. 19. The CHAIRPERSON drew the Committee's attention to the section of the report of 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the logistical and financial aspects of a meeting or conference, specifically the payment of subsistence allowances and interpretation services for a working group. The language used is formal and technical, suggesting a United Nations or international organization context. The discussion of budgetary implications and resource allocation also suggests a focus on administrative or bureaucratic matters.

**Category**
International organizations, Employment