precisely thetotality oftheact\\alcostofoperating thejointlanguage .ervices. Therealsoappears tobeanabsence ofco-ordination between theUnited Nations andUNIDOwithregardtoreporting, intheirrespective bu~getdocuments, theestimated costsoftheservices thatareapport.ioned between ~~etwo organizations. 9.Forexample, inparagraph IS2.5ofitsfirstreportontheproposed programme budgetfortheUnitedNations forthebiennium 1990-1991, 1/theAdvisory. Committee reported, onthebasisofadditional information provided byrepresente,ives ofthe Secretary-General, thattheSecretary-General's estimate. ofincomeun6erincome section 2(General income) oftheproposed programme budgetforthebiennium 1990-1991 1/included anamountof'1,065,200 inprojected reimbursement for meetings planning andinterpretation services toberendered to~IDObytheUnited Nations. However, asstatedinpsragraph 231ofUNIDO's programme andbudgets document, j/UNIDOestimates itsshareofthemeetings planning andinterpretation services rendered bytheUnitedNations at'1,260,200 undertheobjectof expenditure "Contributions tojointactivities provided byUNOV[United Nations OfficeatVienna]". Furthermore, asstatedinparagraph 209,"theshareofthe UnitedNations inthejointtranslation anddocuments service maybefoundpartly asachargetosection 29oftheUnitedNations budgetandpartlyasacreditto UNIDO's incomesection 2($4,688,500)". i/However, inthisconnection, the Advisory Committee notesthatthecorresponding UnitedNations estimate forthis activity, shownunder"Contributions tojointactivities" illl'3,597,400 •.5/ 10.Nonetheless,takingintoaccount thereasons advanced inparagraphs 29.15 and29.16oftheAdvisorf Committee's firstreportontheproposed programme bUdget forthebiennium 1990-1991 1/toexplainitsdecIsion torefrain qenerally from recommending reductions totheinitial estimates undersection 29(Conference and library services) oftheproposed programme budget, theAdvisory Committee doesnot interpose anyobjection totheSecretary-General's request forreinatatement in fullofanamountof$1.5million intemporary assistance formeetings resource., which ~illformpartoftheproposed globalprovision und~rthisobjectof expenditure ($3,205,500- seepara.5above). However, theCommittee maintains its recommendation contained inparagraph 29.28thatthisglobalprovision of $3,205,500 intemporary assistance formeetings resources shouldbeincluded under departmental administration, Headquarters, andnotunderexecutive dlrection and management. 11.Atthesametime,because ofitsreservations statedabove(seeparas.7to 9),theAdvisory Committee recommends thatrecourse duringthebiennium 1990-1991 bytheDepartment ofConference Services totheadditional $1.5million shouldbe subject tothepriorconcurrence oftheCommittee, inthecontext ofthe Committee's consideration oftheSecretary-General's firstperformance reportfor thebiennium. TheCommittee's concurrence wouldtakeintoaccount anumberof factors, including theoutcome ofitsexamination oftheSecretary··General's forthcoming repurtonrevised work-load standards forconference-s icingstaff, andthedetailed analysis ofthecalendar ofmeetings. TheAdviso LCommittee wouldalsoexpectfurtherclarification ofthepointsraisedinitspresent report. -13-6ot,. 11SeeOfficill R.gord. oftheG.neral As'embly, Forty-fourth S•••ion, Sqggl.m.nt No.7andcorr1genda (A/44/7 andCorr.land2). 11!bid.,para.29.10. 11!bid.,SU»pl.ment No.6(A/44/6/Rev.l), vol.11. ~ISe.UnitedNation. Industrial D&velopment Organization, Progromme Dnd Budg.ts, liRO-lRil (GC.3/10 andCorr.l). AISeeOfficial R.gords oftheGlntral Assembly, Forty-fourth SIISioo, SU»plement No,6(A/44/6/Rev.l), vol.11,table29.58. -14-DOCUMENT A/44/7/Add.5 Sixthreport Gen,ral Ass,mbly r'solution onunfor,se.n and,xtraor~iDary ,xP'DS's [O~iginall English) [7December 1989) 1.Initsfirstreportontheproposed programme budgetforthebiennium 1990-1991, theAdvisory Committee onAdministrative andBudgetary Questions stated itsbeliefthatthetimehadcomeforare-examination oftheprovisions ofthe General Assembly resolution onunforeseen andextraordinary expenses andrequested thatitbeprovided withananalysis atitsfall1989session ofthatresolution,
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