United Nations GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRTY -EIGHTH SESSION Official Records* SUMMARY RECORD OF THE 48th MEETING Chairman: Mr. KUYAMA (Japan) CONTENTS AGENDA ITEM 116: PERSONNEL QUESTIONS (continued) FIFTH COMMITTEE 48th meeting held on Monday, 28 November 1983 10.30 a.m. New York (a) COMPOSITION OF THE SECRETARIAT: REPORT OF THE SECRETARY-GENERAL (continued) (b) RESPECT FOR THE PRIVILEGES AND IMMUNITIES OF OFFICIALS OF THE UNITED NATIONS AND THE SPECIALIZED AGENCIES AND RELATED ORGANIZATIONS: REPORT OF THE SECRETARY-GENERAL (continued) (c) OTHER PERSONNEL QUESTIONS: REPORTS OF THE SECRETARY-GENERAL (continued) "This record is subject to correcuon Correcuons should be sent under the signature of a member of the dele· gation concerned wuhm one week of the date of publu:at1on to the Chaef or the Officaal Records Edattng Secuon, room DC2-7SO, 2 Unned Nallons Plaza, and mcorporated m a copy of the record Corrections w1ll be tssued after the end of the sessaon, 1n a separate fasctcle for each Committee 83-58109 1948S (E) Distr. GENERAL A/C.5/38/SR.48 8 December 1983 ENGLISH ORIGINAL: FRENCH I ... Th~-meeting was called to order at 10.50 a.m. t ;p.Jl.).' .. C.,'t::IJ! .116: PERSONNEL QUESTIONS (continued) (A/C. 5/38/29) ·'· · ., \'-'i ';:--. :· [(JN Ol•, 'I'HE SECRETARIAT: REPORT OF THE SECRETARY-GENERAL (continued) ... '' L ~nd Corr.l; A/C.5/38/CRP.6) j; •. < l ; .'h '£HE PRIVILEGES AND IMMUNITIES OF OFFICIALS OF THE UNITED NATIONS '\•·:,·, •· :"H'3CIALJZED AGENCIES AND RELATED ORGANIZATIONS: REPORT OF THE · ,. · C~<NlC.:AAL (continued) (A/C. 5/38/17 and Corr .1 and Add.!; A/C. 5/38/18) ·· •'· · ;· ·''' .• JNNE.L QVES'riONS: REPORTS OF THE SECRETARY-GENERAL (continued) :J. i', .to aud Corr.l; ST/AI/304/Add.l) ~· . .2~.: :"J.'~::Willi (Mauritania) said that his delegation appreciated the efforts •• ,. 1 t·~'''u l:1c1de to rectify the pronounced imbalance in the distribution of 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be related to the inner workings of the United Nations, specifically discussing personnel questions, privileges, and immunities of UN officials and related organizations. The language used is formal and bureaucratic, suggesting that the topic is administrative in nature.

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