Roreover. thespecificity aftectsthetypesofmeetihSs towhichtheoraani­ zationsareinvited. th.rebydirterina inthemannerofprept~atioh forparti­ cipation. Thisreporttakesintoconsideration boththedistinctions and commonaspectsortheoraanizati,ns. 11JIU/RBP/88/3. "Representation otoraanizations ottheUnitedNations .yste..satcontlrences and.eeUnas -PartA.TheUnitedNations". 11Thisreportcov.rs11specialil.d aaencies ofthosewhichhave accept.d tbeStatuteorJIU.TheIAIAi.notincluded becaus.otthelackof intoraaUon. 'II"Confer.nces and..lItinas" or"..eeUnss" ere..eanttoincludethos", mentioned above,unle.sotherwise specitied. --'-' ---------------_.~-~"~~~. ~_" •.__. ---,- .:....:.L_. ~_. ":..:.__._"_" _- 2 - S.rheIn.pector Intended tou.eacomparative methodInrevlevlns thevarlou,I,pect.ofrepre,entatlon ot,peclallzed Isencle,. Hovever, aa PlrtA,thl.didnotturnoutpo••lb1e.lncethelnto~atlon, partlcu1arl, on tbeat.tl.tlc., va.notpre.ented InIcomparable aanner,andIn.0..caae.It VI'notprovided atall. 6.Inpreparlns Part8otthl••tud"theIn.pector de.lsned aQueatlon- nilre,vhlchva.revl.edlateronIntoa.lap1erver,lona.are.u1tothla pre11alnar, conaultatlon.. rhu.,Itva••enttothe.pecla11.ed asencles. "o.trep11e.totheQue.tlonnalre verev.r,u.etu1provldlns himvlthpreclae Indcomprehen,lve lnto~ltlon. Sub.eQuent1" theInapector vl.lteda1aoatall orsanllatlon. torconlultltlon. toclarlf,certainpoint.andcomplete Infor­ mation. rheInapector eltend.hi'thankatoIIItheotficlal. concerned of eachorsanilatlon fortheirkindco-operation vblchwaaofsreateat valueIn thepreplratlon ofthl.report. /...- 3 - 11.LBGALBASISANDPOLIC!FIAKSWORI FORISPISSBNtAtION A.Leldballs 1.TheCharterottbeUnitedn,tlon, 7.Tbeprimaryles.lbasistorrepresentation otorsanlzatlon, otthe UnitedNationssYltemIs,alMentioned InPartA,theCharterofthe UnitedNatlonl. Intact,thespecialized asencles arebydefinition the asencles whichW9reestablished byIntergovernmental asreement andhavlnswide International reeponslbllltles, asdefined Intheirbasicinstruments, In economic, loclal,cultural, educational, healthandrelatedtlelds,andare broushtIntorelationships withtheUnitedNations Inaccordance withthe provisions ofArticle63.Thus,Article 63oftheCharterprovides abasis forliaisonagreements ottheUnitedNationswhichareconcluded bytheBCOSOC withthespecialized agencies oramongthespecialized asencles. Representation Isestablished byvirtueotArticle 70ortheCharter onthe basisotthereciprocity betweentheUnitedNations andthespecialized asencies. ThisArticleprovides for:"arraneements C~rrepresentatives ottbe specialized agencies topartlclp~te InItsdeliberations andInthoseofthe commissions established byit,andtoritsrepresentatives topartieipate in thedeliberations otthespecialized agencies." ItisundertheseaKreements that"represent4tion" Isprovided onthebasisotreciprocity ("reciprocal representation"). 2.!Dter-asencI alreements 8.Mostottheprovisions concerning reciprocal representation Inthese lnter-·8gency liaisonagreament& aresimilar, Inthesametermsasprescribed inArticle 70ottheCharter. Asalso el~lained inPartA,reciprocal representation ofthistypeIscharactarized bytheparticipation "without vote",enjoying a"consultative status". Therepresentatives participate In the~eetings totheextentthattheo~gani2ation has"aninterest" Inthe agendaitemsoron"Questions withinthescopeofitsactivities". Furthermore, leg81 provi~ions constltut~ onlypossibilities toparticipAte butnot"Invitations" tothemeetlu~a. therefore, thepartlc:lpatlon In conferences andmeetlrags wouldreQuire"invitations" frolDtheagencies which holdtheconferences andmeetings concc1ned. 3.Inter-secretariat arrangements torco-ordination 9.Besideliaisonagreements, theCh.rterprovides similarprovisions tor co-ordination ot"theactivities otthespecialized agencies throughconsul­ tationwithandrecommendations to,uchagencies" (Article 63,parasraph 2). Hasedontheseprovisions, theICOSOCestablished abodycalledtheAdminis­ trativeCommittee onCo-ordination (ACC). Asthetopco-ordination bodyat Inter-secretariat level, ACChasdeveloped ditterant.programm.s andtormula~ed recommendations. Manyoftheinter-abene, meetinKs arewithinthetramework otthisbodyorItssub-bodies. theparticipation oft~eoraanlzatlon ~nthe ACCmeetings Isonthebaaisofcommitment madeIntheBCOSOCresolution ot 1978,whichisalsocontained initsStatute. Simi1arl,. regarding other Inter-agency organs,theirstatutes ortermsotreferences providethebasil torparticipation. I...- 4 • 4.Workina....r.Da.ntl 10.Tb.....pr•••nt.tionotors.nll.tlon. Inthet1nlt.dN.tlon.1,ltemsoe8 b.,ondtheterm.definedintheCh.rter.ndnot'~lmltedtoMreciprocal repre.entaUon". Besidethetor.-mentlon.d tOl'llal.s........nt••"worttns asr.em.nta" .JistIntheUnitedN.tionsIr.t.minordertocover.lnt.ralla. repr••entation.l actlvltie. otlach.senc,. Th••••rrans...nt.b.v.dltterent tOl'lls.luch.1:workingarransementa. worklosr.l.tlons••sr.ement. tor co-operation. eachans.s otlett.rl. m.morand. otunderst.ndlns. etc.
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the representation of organizations at the United Nations, including specialized agencies, and the legal basis and policies for their participation. The text mentions the Charter of the United Nations, Article 63, and the Administrative Committee on Coordination (ACC), which suggests a focus on international cooperation and organization. The language used is formal and technical, suggesting a specialized or bureaucratic context.

**Category**
International organizations, Humanitarian aid and relief