(a) Conference-sexvicjne costs._~~~.~~url~!,oneweek): $ (i) Pro-session docuinontati0.n (4C pages, 4 documents: E,F,R,S) 26 600 (ii) rn-session__docume.ntation (20 pages, 4 documents: E,F.RrS) (iii) Meetina . . servicing (Interpretation: E,E',RrS) Total (a) $ 13 900 27 8OU 68 300 (b) Substantive costs Travel and daily subsistence allowance for 13 members of the Commission for the one-week special session in New York 68 000 ~. - . . .-... .--. -. ~..~. _ -..__. ___.-._. ..-- .___ ---- ..- -.-. ------ E. Potential for absorption ~~ 9. The estimates of conference-servicing costs of $68,300 outlined in section D above are provided for information purposes only since, as stated in paragraph 2 above, the meetings of the special session of ICSC would be accommodated as facilities and services become available, -10. As to the additionaf substantive costs associated with the @p&ial session ($68,000), it is envisaged that they would be met from within the existing resources in section 28X of the programme budget for the biennium 1990-1991. F. Request for additional avvroDriation 11. Should the General Assembly approve the recommendation contained in paragraph 141 of the report of the Committee on Conferences, 21 no additional appropriations would be required under section 28H or 29 of the programme budget for the biennium 1990-1991. A’ A/AC.172/1990/CRP.5. 21 Official Pp\:crcll. of the Genr*! ..! Assomhly, -_-- - Forty.-fifth ses.s;on,._s_upple_me??_t No. -3.2 (A/45/32) para. 141. 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be related to the administrative costs and expenses of a conference or meeting, specifically the costs associated with the International Civil Service Commission (ICSC). The text mentions conference-servicing costs, travel and daily subsistence allowance, and potential absorption of costs. The context suggests that the text is discussing the budgetary implications of the ICSC's special session.

**Category**
Administration, International Organizations