The staff of the Institute shall be appointed under regulations drawn up by the Senate. -13-Article 10 FJ.P9l çlausg The present Charter supersedes the Charter, as amended, approved by the General Assembly in its resolution 37/233 E of 20 December 1982, la/ and shall remain in force until it is replaced by a new Charter drawn up in agreement between the United Nations and the Government of Namibia. -14-CHAPTER II DESCRIPTION OF ACTIVITIES FOR 1990 WHICH WILL REQUIRE THE PREPARATICMï OF A STATEMENT OF PROGRAMME BUDGET IMPLICATIONS A. General 2. In the light of the foregoing draft resolutions and subject to further directives that might be given by the General Assembly at its forty-fourth session, the United Nations Council for Namibia, established pursuant to General Assembly resolution 2248 (S-V), will be dissolved. However, some of the programmes and activities approved by the United Nations Council for Namibia remain incomplete. 3. The Council notes that, in accordance with rule 153 of the rules of procedure of the General Assembly, its draft resolutions contained in chapter I will require preparation by the Secretary-General of a statement of programme budget implications. In order to assist with the preparation of this statement, the Council has decided, as in the past, to provide further information regarding its draft resolutions. B. United Ngitions Council for Namibia Seminar to be held in Namibia 4. By paragraph 3 of draft resolution A, the General Assembly would request the Secretary-General to continue to provide the necessary resources in order to complete the implementation of the programme activities approved by the United Nations Council for Namibia for 1990, as set forth in annex I to draft resolutions A and B. 5. Implementation of paragraph 3 of draft resolution A would require, inter alia, the preparation of reports on Namibia and the holding of a seminar in Namibia on 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the activities and programs of the United Nations Council for Namibia, which seems to be focused on the development and implementation of programs in Namibia. The text mentions the preparation of reports and the holding of a seminar, which suggests a focus on education, information, and knowledge-sharing. Additionally, the text mentions the provision of resources and the continuation of program activities, which implies a focus on development and implementation.

**Category**
International relations, Education