that the administrative problems encountered by the Centre could be resolved through better communication with the Department. I ... • .. A/C.5/38/SR. 43 English Page 9 31. The CHAIRMAN said that the representative of Nigeria had proposed that the Committee should approve the establishment of an appropriation of $56,200 for the Committee for Promotion of Aid to Co-operatives (ODPAC) and of an appropriation of $88,000 for the United Nations contribution to the ACC Sub-Committee on Nutrition. Referring to the draft decision submitted by Austria in document A/C.5/38/L.l0, he suggested that the Committee should await the submission of the Advisory Committee's report on the JIU report before taking up the draft. 32. Mr. AMNEUS (&>eden) said that his delegation supported Nigeria's proposal. In the light of the additional information obtained by the Committee -information which .ACABQ and CPC had not had when considering the Secretary-General's proposals - his delegation thought that the Organization should include in its regular budget a contribution to the two organs in question, the activities of which were useful to developing countries. Nevertheless, given the Advisory Committee's views, he proposed that the contribution to COP.AC should be limited to 1984. &.reden presumed that the review of the finarx::ial arrangements between the united Nations and COP.AC requested by the Advisory Committee would be carried out by the Secretary-General, and that the latter would submit his conclusions to the General Assembly at its thirty-ninth session, through the :EConomic and Social Courx::il. 33. Mr. ~NYI (Nigeria) said that he had no objection to the amendment proposed by the representative of &.reden. 34. The CHAIRMAN said that as he heard no objection, he would take it that the Committee endorsed the conclusions and recommendations of the Committee for Programme and Co-ordination concerning section 6 (A/38/38, Part II, paras. 131-138). 35. It was so decided. 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the allocation of funds and resources within the United Nations system, specifically in the context of the Committee on the Budget and the Committee for Promotion of Aid to Co-operatives. The mention of specific amounts ($56,200 and $88,000) and the references to organizations such as the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions (ACABQ) and the Committee for Programme and Co-ordination (CPC) suggest a focus on financial and administrative matters.

**Category**
Economic development, International trade