General, as Chairman of ACC, should, in consultation with FICSA, review the workings of ICSC and report back to the General Assembly at its thirty-ninth session. 64. The CHAIRMAN recalled that he had informed the Committee at its twenty-eighth meeting that he had received a communication from Mr. George Irving, who had requested, on behalf of the Co-ordinating Committee for Independent Staff Unions and Associations of the United Nations system (CCISUA), permission to make a statement before the Fifth Committee, and that ACC, CCAQ and ICSC had allowed the Co-ordinating Committee to participate in their work on an equal footing with FICSA. Since the Secretary-General supported the request, he assumed that the Cormnittee would not object if the representative of the Co-ordinating Committee were invited to make an oral presentation of document A/C.S/38/40. I ... A/C. 5/38/SR. 31 English Page 12 65. Mrs. de HEDERVARY recalled that ACC had accepted the second group in question because it had occupied the meeting room and had refused to leave it. Nevertheless, she saw no reason wQy the Fifth Committee should not hear the statement of the representative of the second union, which represented the same electorate as the New York Union since it had been decided to hear the latter. At the same time, it went without saying that such questions should be resolved within the Secretariat, and it was to be hoped that just as, in 1983, there had been greater co-ordination in the administrative sphere and the presentation of problems by representatives of the Secretary-General, there would in future also be better co-ordination among the representatives of the unions. 66. Mr. RUEDAS (Under-Secretary-General for Administration and Management) pointed out that the two existing groups did not represent the same electorate since there were two unions in each organization of the United Nations system which had decided 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be related to the internal workings of the United Nations system, specifically with regards to the representation of staff unions and associations. It mentions the ICSC, FICSA, and ACC, which are likely acronyms for internal UN bodies or committees. The text also references the Secretary-General and Under-Secretary-General, which further supports the idea that this text is related to internal UN affairs.

**Category**
Employment, Humanitarian aid and relief