(d)Subprogramme 2:anewprogramme element should beincluded, whichreads asfollows: "2.2 Unifi~d approach todevelopment analysis andplanning "Output: ReporttotheGeneral Assembly, through theEconomic andSocial Council (thirdquarter, 1986)". Thepresent programme element 2.2wouldberenumbered 2.3accordinglYJ (e)Programme element 3.1should begivenhighest prioritYJ (f)Programme elements 3.2and4.1:intheoutputcitations, thephrase "through theCommittee forDevelopment Planning" should bedeleted andafterthe words"Eccnomic andSocialCOuncil" thephrase"whichshould bemadeavailable to theCommittee forDevelopment Planning" should beaddedJ (g)Programme element 6.1:thefollowing output shouldbeadded: "(iv)ReporttotheGeneral Assembly, through theEconomic andSocial Council, onthescopeofpossible confidence-building measures in international economic relations andontheroleoftheUnitedNations in thatendeavour (secondquarter, 1986)."J (h)Programme element 6.3:thefollowing outputshould beadded: "(ii)ReporttotheCommission forSocial Development onnational experience infar-reacning economic andsocialchanges forthepurpose of socialprogress (firstquarter, 1987)"0,:e;" (c.) 630.The (a) madetoc (b) (e) 631.The Distribut (f) 632.The elements implement Nations e theinter 634.The onpolicy reallocate 635.TheC section 7 indocumen (a) thephrase elementJ (b) should be ./(c)Economic andtechnical aspects ofmarineaffairs 629.TheCOmmittee recommended thatthetitleofoutput (iv)ofprogramme element 2.1should berevised toread"Regulatory framework: reviewofactivities insea-bed mineral development". -128- 1\636.With shouldapp budgetfor(c)Globalsocialdevelopment issues 630.TheCommittee recommended thatthefollowing revisions should bemade: (a)Programme element 1.1:thetitlesofoutputs (ii)and(iii)should be madetoconform withoneanother; (b)Programme element 2.3:anewoutput shouldbeadded,asfollows: "(ii)Technical publication: guidelines fortheprovision ofsocial services tomigrant workers andtheirfamilies". (e)Worldstatistics 631.TheCommittee recommended thattheoutputunderprogramme element 3.3entitled Distributive-Trade Statistics Yearbook, 1985should begivenlowestpriority. (f)programme planning andco-ordination 632.TheCommittee recommended tnathighest priority should begiventoprogramme elements 1.5(Co-ordination andimprovement ofprogramme planning and implementation intheeconomic andsocialsectors) and2.1(Strengthening United Nations evaluation systems andunitsforthecontinued development andsupport of theinternal evaluation system). 633.Withtbesbovechanges, theCOmmittee recommended thattheGeneral Assembly shouldapprove theprogramme narrative ofsection 6oftheproposed programme budgetforthebiennium 1986-1987. Section 7.Department ofTechnical Co-operation forDevelopment 634.TheCommittee recommended thattheregUlar budgetresources inthesubsection onpolicy andprogramming underexecutive direction andmanagement should be reallocated toprogramme elements ofgreater interest toMemberStates. 635.TheCommittee recommended thatthefollowing changes should bemadein section 7oftheproposed programme budgetforthebiennium 1986-1987, ascontained indocument A/C.5/40/2: (a)Programme 5(Public administration andfinance), programme element 2.2: thephrase"ofdeveloping countries" should beaddedtothetitleof.theprogramme element, (b)Programme 5,programme element 5.2:thedesignation oflowestpriority should bedeleted. 636.Withtheabovechanges, theCommittee recommended thattheGeneral Assembly shouldapprove theprogramme narrative ofsection 7oftheproposed programme bUdgetforthebiennium 1986-1987, ascontained indocument A/C.5/40/2. -129-i,.Section 8.O~ficeofSecretariat Services forEconomic andSocialMatters
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the proposed programme budget for the biennium 1986-1987, which includes various programme elements related to economic development, planning, and international cooperation. The text mentions reports to the General Assembly, Economic and Social Council, and Commission for Social Development, which suggests a focus on global governance and international development. The programme elements also touch on issues such as marine affairs, social development, and technical cooperation, which may be related to natural resources and environment, health, education, and employment.

**Category**
Economic development, International trade, Education, Employment, Health