Organization's financial and administrative regulations should be viewed in the light of JIU's recommendations. With regard to the use of experts and consultants, JIU should continue to submit interim reports on the matter, which was of particular concern to Member States in view of the limited resources available to the Organization. As for documentation, he wondered why the Secretary-General had not adopted the proposed system of quotas. With respect to the regulations applicable to official travel, JIU's report and recommendations on the matter would be welcome. 33. In a different context, the Inspectors might wish to study the question of strengthening the system of evaluation in the regional economic commissions, s1nce they had already carried out such a study for the United Nations Development Proqramme (UNDP) • His delegation would return to the system of evaluation for the Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific when the corresponding section of the draft programme budget was taken up. It would also be desirable for the Joint Inspection Unit to continue to consider progress in data processing in the United Nations system. With regard to peace-keeping operations, he said that I ... A/C.5/38/SR.24 English Page 8 (Mr. Garrido, Philippines) if JIU undertook a preliminary study on the matter, it would be desirable to co-ordinate its activities with those of the Special Committee on Peace-keeping Operations. 34. Lastly, in paragraph 12 of its report, the Joint Inspection Unit recommended formulations which Member States might use to express their views on 1ts recommendations. His delegation wished to add the formulation: "requests further studies on the recommendation [ ••• ] or the recommendations [ ••• ] and [ ••• ]". 35. Mr. EL SAFTY (Egypt) referred to paragraph 88 of the JIU report, which statea 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the internal management and administrative regulations of the United Nations Organization, specifically the Joint Inspection Unit's (JIU) recommendations and reports on various topics such as the use of experts and consultants, documentation, official travel, evaluation systems, and peace-keeping operations. The language used is formal and technical, indicating that the discussion is focused on organizational and administrative matters rather than specific economic, social, or environmental issues.

**Category**
International Organization, Employment