favour of the appropriation for section 28, it was concerned by the Fifth Committee's partial rejection of the limited reductions recommended by ACABQ in a section of the budget which not only was very substantial in financial terms but also related to administrative activities, an area to which sufficient attention was already accorded. I ... A/C.5/38/SR.34 English Page 10 Section 29. Conference and l__ib!~~ervic~ 54. Mr. MSELLE (Chairman of the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions) said that the Secretary-General was requesting an appropriation of $262,267,500 for 1984-1985 under section 29 and the Advisory Committee·was recommending an estimate of $260,384,900, which represented a reduction of $1,882,600. 55. Staffing resources were requested to increase the establishment at Headquarters (New York) and at Geneva, and to create a nucleus of languaqe personnel at Vienna. To that end, a net increase of 65 posts under section 29 was proposed. The requests covered 6 new posts, 65 conversions from temporary assistance for meetings and 2 other conversions from general te~porary assistance, while 8 posts were proposed for abolition, making a net total of 65 posts. The functions and location of those posts were given in paragraph ~9.7 of the Advisory Committee's report (A/38/7). In addition, eight reclassifications were being proposed as indicated in paragraph 29.8 of that report. 56. The established posts proposed for 1984-1985 and the related recommendations of the Advisory Committee were summarized in chapter I, table 1, of the Committee's report. Paragraph 29.10 provided a breakdown by object of expenditure, which showed that the estimate for temporary assistance for meetings was $30,567,500. The assumptions on which the Secretary-General had based his estimates for that object of expenditure were summarized in paragraphs 29.11 (a), (b) and (c) of the Committee's report. 57. In paragraphs 29.12 and 29.14, the Advisory Committee commented on the 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing budgetary matters related to the United Nations, specifically the appropriation for section 28 and section 29, which concerns administrative activities, staffing, and temporary assistance for meetings. This suggests that the category is related to the management and administration of the organization, rather than a specific sector or activity.

**Category**
Administration, International Relations