UNITED NATIONS General AssemblyDrstr. GENEFAI. r.7ao7ae 25 September 1985 ORIGINAL: ENGLISH Fortieth session Aqenda ite lT (a) APPOINTMENT TO FILL VACANCIES IN SUBSIDIARY ORCANS AND OTHER APPOINTI4ENT lntnent ot members of the Advis Comnitt.ee on Admi n i str at iveand Budgetary euestions Report ot Che Fitth Comnittee (part I) Rapporteur: Mr. Falk MELTKE {German Democratic Repubtic) l. At its 3rd neeting, on 25 septenber 1gg5, the !-rtth committee considered anote by the secr e tary-Genera I (A/40/ru,/Add.1) concerning a vacancy that has arisenon the Advisory comrnittee on Adninistrative and Budgetary Questions as a result ofthe resignation of Mr. Samuel p inhe i ro-Gu imarSes - 2. Mr. Luiz Serqio Gama Figueira (Brazil) t4'as nontnated by hls covernnent to fillthe vacancy in the menbership of the Advisory conni.ltee on Administrative andBudgetary Questions for the unexpi.red portion of the term of office ofMr. Pinheiro-Guirnar5es, i,e., until 3l Decenber 1986. 3. The Fifth Committee decided, by acclamation. to recommend to lhe GeneraLAssembly that it should appoint Mr, Luiz Serqio car0a Fiqueira (Brazil) as a nemberof the Advisory comnittee on Adrninistrative and tsudgetary euestions for a tern ofoff ice beg inn inq on 1985 l/ and ending on 3.1 December 1986, 85-26246 180Iq (E) A/4O/68r Eng 1i sh Page 2 RECOMMENDATION OF THE FIFTH COMMITTEE 4. The Fifth Committee reconmends that the General Assenbly should appoint the folfotrinq person as a nember of the Advisorv ComnitLee on Adrninistrative and Budgelary Questions for a term ot office beginning on endi.ng on 3l December 1986. Mr. tuiz Sergi.o Gama Fiqueira. Notes 1/ Dale of adoption of the decision by the ceneral Assembly.198 5 l/ and
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a report on the appointment of a member to a committee within the United Nations, specifically the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions. The focus is on the appointment process and the recommendation of the Fifth Committee to the General Assembly. Given the context, it seems unlikely that the text falls under categories related to specific sectors like agriculture, forestry, or fishing, or broader fields like culture or science and technology.

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International organizations, Employment