institutions in the elaboration of all measures adopted to prevent the laundering of funds derived from illicit trafficking; (iv) Action by the United Nations to investigate the feasibility of establishing a mechanism to collect information on the movement of drug-related funds; (v) Consideration by States of the possibility of increasing the funds allocated to the United Nations Fund for Drug Abuse Control and to national and intergovernmental bodies specializing in activities against illicit trafficking and in combating drug abuse to an extent corresponding to the increased confiscation of assets derived from illicit trafficking. The General Assembly . (a) Reaffirming the importance of enabling the United Nations to enhance the efficiency of the fight against drug abuse and to undertake the new tasks assigned to it, (b) Recalling its resolution 44/141 of 15 December 1989, in which it requests the Secretary-General to select a limited number of experts to advise and assist him in order to enhance the efficiency of the United Nations structure for drug abuse control, Urges the Secretary-General to invite the group of experts to take account of the following: (a) The need to ensure maximum coherence in the actions taken by the different competent services in accordance with clearly defined common objectives; (b) The need to strengthen, reinforce and adapt the existing United Nations structures for drug abuse control in order to increase their effectiveness, status and influence; (c) The need to ensure that the relevant bodies have the necessary financial and human resources from regular budget appropriations and to encourage extrabudgetary and voluntary contributions; - 53 - (d) The need to enhance the role of the Commission on Narcotic Drugs as a forum for discussion, in the definition of policies, in the elaboration of programmes of action undertaken by the drug bodies of the United Nations, in 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be focused on the United Nations' efforts to combat drug trafficking and abuse, discussing measures to prevent money laundering, increasing funding for anti-drug efforts, and enhancing the efficiency of the UN's structures for drug abuse control. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting a high-level policy or resolution document.

**Category**
Health, International relations