temporary assistance 1 1 Netincrease/(decrease) 3ill 2 29.8TheAdvisory Committee notesthattheproposal toabolish nineGeneral Service postsisbasedoneconomies resulting fromtheprogramme oftechnological innovations, andinparticular, fromtheuseofword-processing eauipment andthe automation ofprinting operations (seeparas.29.28and29.34below). The recommendations oftheAdvisory Committee onthereauest for11newpostsarein paragraphs 29.24,29.27,29.30, 29.33, 29.35, 29.41, 29•.53and29.54below. 29.9TheSecretary-General's staffing proposals for1986-1987 include reauests to reclassify sixposts: fouratHeadauarters (1fromP-4toP-5and3fromP-3to P-4)andtwoatGeneva (2P-3toP-4).Therelated recommendations oftheAdvisory Committee areinparagraphs 29.25,29.35,29.41,29.54and29.58below. -185-29.11TheAdvisory Committee hasnoobjection tothefollowing redeployments of postsbetween programmes atHeadQuarters:29.10Twelveofthe14regular-budget temporary postsproposed in1986-1987 are foreliminating thebacklog inthepublication oftheUnitedNations TreatySeries atHeadQuarters (1P-4,5P-3,2P-2/l,4General Service) (paras. 29.30,29.43 and29.51oftheproposed programme bUdget). OneP-4postreQuested forGenevais foraco-ordinator oftechnological innovations (table29.58). TheAdvisory Committee notesthatthese13postswereapproved forthe1984-1985 biennium. The Committee accepts theircontinuation. TheCommittee's recommendation onanew P-3temporary postreQuested inparagraph 29.37oftheproposed programme budgetis inparagraph 29.32below.r· i. ! i I~ :j ::"1'I', '~ ,'~ ~i " 1,,~ ~Programme Editorial andofficial records servicesPostsredeployed ~ofthe programme 1P-3,1GSPostsredeployed ~theprogramme 2p-4,2P-3, 1P-2/l,8GS (incI. 2at principal level)Paragraph in theproposed programme budget 29.27to 29.29rI Translation service Publishing service2p-4,1P-3, 1GS 1GB(at principal level)1P-3,1GS .29.41, 29.42 29.50 Departmental administration1P-3,1P-2/l, 6GS(incl.1at principal level)29.98 /.-186-29.12Bearing inmindthatbothlanguage andnon-language postsareincluded in thetotalnumberofestablished postsshownundersection 29,theAdvisory Committee requested additional information onlanguage posts. Therepresentatives oftheSecretary-General provided thefollowing table:15posts: 2P-4, 3P-3,1P-2/l, 9GB(incl.2at principal level)15posts: 2P-4, 3P-3,1P-2/l, 9GB(incl.2at principd level)-187-29.13Requirements in1986-1987 fortemporary assistance formeetings are estimated at$28,300,100, ofwhich$11,440,300 relates toHeadquarters, $10,603,000 toGeneva, and$6,256,800 toVienna(tables 29.4,29.54, 29.57and29.60). For Headquarters, theestimate relates onlytorequirements forservicing thefortieth andforty-first sessions oftheGeneral Assembly (paras. 29.6and29.100ofther.-:::=.::~':"'::':"':"_:':=';":'::::-":':':J;;:,,,,,,,,-:-"""'~:l~':=""::::-":::'::: Grading structure oflanguage posts!V·1987are ( proposed for1986-1987 atySeries I,29.43 Genevais flsory P·-5 P-4 P-3 P-2Total Inium. The" lanewJlebudgetis Headquarters.;'1 f: Translation 60149 110 35 354~' mentsof Documentation, Reference and ! Terminology section 1 2 5 2 10 ~.' Interpretation 30 69 31 5135r, Verbatim reporting 710 43 60 Official records editing section 111 23 5 40 aragraph in, Copypreparation andproof-reading 1. 3 912 25,. t heproposed\'lfprogramme ''SUbtotal 100 244 221 59 624, budget Geneva 29.27to 29.29 Translation 28 71 73 7179 Terminology 1 2 4 7
**Analysis**
The text appears to be related to the administrative and financial aspects of the United Nations, specifically regarding staffing, budget, and organizational changes. It mentions technological innovations, programmatic changes, and the redeployment of posts between programs. The focus is on the internal workings of the organization, rather than specific issues related to economic development, natural resources, or humanitarian aid.

**Category**
Employment, Administration