wouldbeexamined inthecontext oftheconsolidated statement ofprogramme bUdget implications andrevised estimates hItobesubmitted inaccordance withthe provisions oftheannextoAssembly resolution 42/211. (SeeA/C.55/44/SR.54, paras.32-36.) -49------------ Pfogramm. budg.timplications pfthedraftr.solution submitt.d bYtheFirstCommitt••initsreport(A/44/709, para.11), cong'fning agendaitem 67~ 56.Atthe54thm.eting, theChairman oftheAdvisory Committee saidthatthe reviseddraftresolution inquestion wouldhavetheGeneral Ass.mbly renewthe mandate oftheAdHocCommittee ontheIndianOceanandwouldrequest that Committ••toholdtwopreparatory sessions duringthefirsthalfof1990.The Secretary-General indicated inhisstatement ofprogramme bUdg.timplications (A/C.5/44/44) thattheadditional conference-servicing requir.ments fo~thetwo se88ions, onafUll-cost basis,wouldbe$~OO,500, butthatnoadditional appropriations wouldberequired undersection 2A(Political andSecurity Council affairsl peace-keeping activities) or29(Conference andlibrary service,) ofthe proposed programme budgetforthebienni~ 1990-1991. (SeeA/C.5/44/SR.54, para.26.) frogramm. bUdgetimpliaatJons ofdraftresolution Vsubmitted Ry thtStcgndCommittee initsreport(A/44/832/Add.1. para.47), concerning agendaitem12•• 57.Atthe57thmeeting, theChairman oftheAdvisory Co~ittee saidthatthe Advisory Committee hadconsidered thestatement submitted bytheS.cretary-General (A/C.~/44/48) ontheprogramme budgetimplications ofdraftresolution Vonthe International DecodeforNatural Disaster Reduction, whichhadbeenrecommended by theSecondCommittee. Underthedraftresolution, theGeneral Assembly would authori.e the.stablishment ofaSpecial High-level Council andaScientific and Technical Committ~e ontheInternational DecadeforNatural Disaster Reduction. Therequirements lortheSp.cial High-level Council, oalculated onafull-cost basis,wouldamountto'103,300, including $67,700forconference-servicing costs and$35,600 relating totravelandsubsistence allowance formembers ofthe Council. TbefullcostfortheScidntific ~ndTechnical Committe~ wouldbe $1,120,600, inclUding $554,000 forconference-servicing costsand$566,600 for travelanddailysubsist.nce allowance formembers oftheCommittee andtwostaff members fromHeadquarters. 58.Asindicated inpar.agraph 12ofthestatement, theconference-servicing costs formeetings ofboththeSpecial High-level Council andtheScientific and T.ch~ical Committee wouldbefundedfromthere~ular budget. Inparagraph 13,it wasestimated thatnoadditional resources wouldberequired undersef:tion 29 (Conference andlibrary services) oftheproposed programme budget f~rthebiennium 1990-1991 forconference-servicing ifthedraftresolution wasadopted. The Secretary-General statedthattravelandperdiemrequirements for"meetings ofboth theCouncil andtheScientific andTechnical Committee, amounting to$60l,200 for thebiennium, WJuldbefinanced fromextrabudgetary resources and,tberefore, no additional appropriations wouldbelequested fromtheregular budget. • Implementat~on oftheDeclaration oftheIndianOceana6aZoneofPeace. ••ReportoftheEconomic andSocialCouncill International Decadefor Na~ur8l Disaster Reduction. -50-59.Thedraftresolution alsoproposed theestablishment ofasmallsecretariat attached tothe.OfficeoftheUnitedNations Disaster ReliefCo-ordinator, which wouldberesponsible fortheday-to-day co-ordination ofDecadeactivities and wouldprovide substantive andsecretariat support totheCouncil andtheScientific andTechnical Committee. Thesecretariat w~uldbefundedfromextrabudgetary resources and,therefore, noadditional resources fromtheregular budgetwere required. Inthatconnection, theAdvisory Committee hadbeeninformed thatthe trustfundforthepreparations forthaDecadewouldbeconverted intoatrust ~und fortheDecade. TheAdvisory Committee hadacoepted theproposal bythe Secretary-General and,accordingly, recommended thattheFifthCommittee should informtheGeneral Assembly thatifitadopted thedraftresolution inquestion, no additional requirements wouldariseundertheproposed programme budget. (S~e A/C.5/44/SR.57, paras.1-3.) Programme budget_implications ofdraftresolution VIsubmitted by
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the budget implications of various resolutions and draft resolutions related to international cooperation and development, with a focus on natural disaster reduction and the Indian Ocean. The resolutions involve the establishment of committees and councils, as well as the allocation of funds for various activities. The text also mentions the conversion of a trust fund into a trust fund for the Decade.

**Category**
Natural resources and environment, Humanitarian aid and relief