regular session (rule 2) and that the sessions of the Commission would be held at the Headquarters of the United Nations, unless it decided that a particular session should be held elsewhere at the invitation of one of the participating organizations (rule 4). In the latter case, as agreed by ACC in 1981, the ensuing costs would be met by the participating organization wishing to host a session of the Commission in 1984-1985 (A/C.5/38/28, para. 5). Accordingly, the budget should provide resources for holding only two sessions, one in each year of the biennium. In the revised estimates (A/C.5/38/28, para. 6), however, funds were requested to meet travel costs for the fifteen members of the Commission to attend the two sessions to be held in Geneva during the biennium in addition to the sessions that would be held in New York. He asked for an explanation of the situation. 38. Mr. MICHALSKI (United States of America) asked how it had happened that for the second consecutive time the International Civil Service Commission had not been able to submit its budget proposals in time. 39. Mr. FORAN (Controller), replying to the question of the USSR delegation, said that, ever since its establishment, ICSC had been holding two sessions a year, the first in New York and the second elsewhere. As he understood it, the other organizations covered the costs of the sessions they hosted, while ICSC met the travel costs and subsistence allowances of its staff. If more information was desired, he would have to make inquiries. ; ... A/C.5/38/SR.34 Enqlish Page 8 (Mr. Foran) 40. In reply to the question of the United States delegation, he said that the Committee should bear in mind that ICSC traditionally held one of its sessions in the summer, and the proposed budget was completed in the early months of 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the budget and logistics of the International Civil Service Commission (ICSC), which is likely related to the administration and management of international organizations. The mention of travel costs, subsistence allowances, and hosting sessions in different locations suggests that the category may be related to organizational administration or international cooperation.

**Category**
International cooperation