;;1;;i;;i.;, to 24 Per cent' rn the oplnion of the lcsc €ecletallat' lt 'could not be consideled ao i" aoo hl8ht' l3i ' -!""t.Tott so' the secletarLat qoee on to defend a za p"" tlit-titgii re-olnmendtng the cor nlssion to 6tate that ii.-a"" t "L"'i.'-it""". 'tt'" rl"t r"tft"po"t adjustment at the curlent 1eve1s rrle laken not on technical gtou"i" i"l-"l polltical consideratlone on the part of ii.-6.""t.i"o " ""ti iy" rii' '-lt "ttrn" that these 'ttechoicel groundsrr have no ;;"i-;;;1; euch ae' thiNobr..trii fti""rple and General Aesernblv lesolutiona and hlght lead to any malgin' 31. Another exanple thould be clted to the effect that the cornmlsslon' and e6pec16lIy lts eecrelarlat, do not Pey due attentlon.to the relevant Genetal Aesernbly resolutlooa. JueE b€fore thc eectetarlat sterted to DleDsle the queation ot p""t-"ij""ti"it tna"* tot.New York' the General Aseernbly '"iif,;; ;';";;i,riiot, :aizrz, wherebv lt exPresaed qoncern that rcsc "",as unable ilffi; ;";;;;;i.""-it .it" "tl"i""i p""t adJustrnent.claeslf lcation at certaln ;;.;;;.;i;;; in splte of tn"-i""t Lntt tlt-u post ed3ustments were found to be hl8her than thooe which an.--t"""ii" of the new coet-of-llvlng survey eould Ju€ttfy.'t Thu6' 1t t."- .*p"ia.J - irtat the sec!eta!11:, *""t0 ablde bv thts resolutlon and pre6ent tne iormiaeton itlth the recofinendatlone to dec!eaae Post ;l;;;;;;;" ut 'atto"" duty atatlona to the aPPloprlate levele end thus Eave money for l.tenber steteE. lut rniteed' "g"tn a"ilttg irpaggnatleal lyr' :t9-11:::it::-t ii" ..".i"ar"", it declded otherwlee - Lt reconnended to rcsc an 1ncleaae or post adjuatment fo! Nett Yor; ;;izt-ptt """t' leavlng those duty statlons practl- cellv lntact. le te well-known, t'tre conurteefon adopted thlB lecolrEnendatlon wtthiut anY changee. c. Th€ rneanlng of the trAnohalou€ sltuatlon" 32. In lta tenth annual leport lcsc noted the ftndlng of AcPAq that the results of the analy616 csrrleal out Lsing three dlfferent approachee had led to the 6ame
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing a commission's recommendation regarding a post adjustment in New York, citing concerns about the relevance of General Assembly resolutions and the potential impact on budget allocation. The language used is technical and bureaucratic, suggesting a focus on administrative or financial matters. The text also mentions a previous report and the analysis of different approaches, indicating a consideration of data and statistics. Overall, the text seems to be related to government or international organization decision-making processes.

**Category**
Industry, Employment