UNITED NATIOHS General Assembly Diser. GENERAL A/ 40 /684 26 September 1985 ORIGINAL: ENGI,ISH ADMINISTRATIVE AND BUDGETARY CO-ORDINATION OF THE UNITED NATIONS WITH THE SPECIALIZED AGENCTES AND THE INTERNATIONAL ATOMIC ENERGY AGENCY JOTNT INSPECTION UNIT Common services of United Nations organizations at the Vienna Inlernational jlntre Report of the Advisorv Committee on Adrninistrative and Budgetary Que s t ions 1. fn docunent A/39/733 tbe Advisory Cornmittee gave its observations and reconmendations on the report of the Joint. Inspection Unit on common services of united Nations organizations at t.be vienna fnternational Centrer transnitted by the Secretary-General' s note (A/39/52O\, and the comnents of the Secretary-General thereon (A/39/520/Add.1, annex) . In paraqraph 14 of its report (A/39/'1331 Lhe Advisory Connrittee stated that it "supports the idea of a unified conference service and, takinq into account tbe reasons advanced by the Secreta ry-Genera I in paragraph I8 of A/39/52A/Add.I, believes responsibility for this should be assumed by the united Nations. In this conneclion, the Committee trusts tbat the rnerger of conference services can be acconplisbed ii'ithout adding to lbe exisling adninisti:ative struclure." In its resolution 39/242 IV of 18 Decemfter 1984' lhe General Assembly concurred with the reconnendations and ohrservalions of the Advisory conmittee on Adnihistrative and Budgetary Questions contained in its report, and reouesled the Sec r eta ry-GeDera I to subnit lo the General Assernbly at its fortietb session a further report setting out his proposals to give effect to those recommendat ions . 2. The Secre ta ry-Gene ra I sets forth in document A/c.5/40/'7 a nunber of proposals for budgetary transfers and related adminisErative adjustnents in connection r"ritb the proposed retention by the United Nations of responsibility for conference servicing at Vienna.Portieth sess ion Agenda iterns 11.9 and 120 B5-26 338 1725i (E) A/40 /684 EncIllsn Page 2
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This text appears to be discussing administrative and budgetary matters related to the United Nations and its specialized agencies. It seems to be focused on the coordination of common services and the potential for a unified conference service. The language used is formal and official, suggesting that it may be a report or document from a UN agency. Given the scope and tone of the text, it is likely that it is related to the functioning and organization of the UN, rather than a specific program or project.

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Administration, International Relations