2.TheGeneral Assembly, atitsthirty-ninth session, appointed twopersons and reappointed fourothermembers oftheCommission totermsofoffice commencing on 1January 1985(decision 39/322of13December 1984). Mr.CarlosS.Vegega (Argentina) wasdesignated Vice-Chairman. 3.Consequently, themembership oftheCommission for1985isasfollows: Mr.Richard M.Akwei(Ghana), Chairman** Mr.AmjadAli(pakistan)*** ChiefMichaelo.Ani,O.F.R., C.F.R. (Nigeria)*** Mr.Michel-Jean Auchere (France)* Mr.Moulaye ElHassen (Mauritania)** (resigned July1985) Mr.RalphEncke11 (Finland)* Mr.DaytonW.Hull(United StatesofAmerica)** Mr.MasaoKanazawa (Japan)* (deceased, 23March1985) Mr.HelmutKitschenberg (Federal Republic ofGermany)* Mr.JirlNosek(Czechoslovakia)** (resigned July1985) Mr.Antonio Fonseca pimentel (Brazil)* Mr.OmarSirry(Egypt)*** Mr.valeryVasilyevich Tsybukov (UnionofSovietSocialist Republics)*** Mr.CarlosS.Vegega(Argentina), Vice-Chairman** Mr.M.A.Vellodi (India)*** *Termofofficeexpires on31December 1985. **Termofofficeexpires on31December 1986. ***Termofofficeexpires on31December 1988. 4.TheCommission learned withdeepregretofthedeath,on23March1985,of Mr.MasaoKanazawa (Japan). InJuly1985,Mr.ElHassenandMr.Noseksubmitted theirresignations fromtheCommission, which,inaccordance witharticle 5ofthe Commission's statute, willtakeeffectinOCtober 1985. C.Sessions heldbytheCommission andquestions examined -1-",..- ~_.~..,,_..~.-~.......-~,"_..~.~..............---'~'. Ether'~~"='E~O"= ~···,=,.~,."'="ccc,, ..·-. ~(IMO)inLondon from11to29March1985andatUnitedNations Headauarters inNew'j1Yorkfrom8to26July1985respectively. 6.TheCommission, atitstwenty-first andtwenty-second sessions, examined issuesthatderived fromdecisions andresolutions oftheGeneral Assembly aswell asfromitsownstatute. Anumberofdecisions andresolutions adopted bythe Assembly thatreauired actionorconsideration bytheCommission arereported onin thepresent document. and Ion 'f ed the cond, ..........,....71'...., .'.',.<..-~.D.Actioninrelation toresolutions anddecisions ofthe General Assembly atitsthirty-ninth session (arising fromthetenthannualreportoftheCommission) 7.TheCommission tookactioninrelation toresolutions anddecisions ofthe General Assembly atitsthirty-ninth session, asreported below,inrespect ofthe following matters: Resolution 39/27of30November 1984 (a)Thepostadjustment forNewYorkandimplications forotherduty stations, theNoblemaire principle andthemargin (seeparas. 98-131 below)• (b)ThereportoftheJointInspection Unitonstaffcostsandsomeaspects ofutilization ofhumanandfinancial resources intheUnitedNations Secretariat (A/39/522 andCorr.l) (seeparas. 80-97below),. Resolution 39/69of13December 1984 (a)Long-service steps(seeparas.165-174 below), (b)Competitive examinations (seeparas. 258-263 below), Resolution 39/246of18December 1984 Pensionable remuneration (see para~.11-42below). 8.TheCommission further considered thefollowing matters raised bytheGeneral Assembly atitsthirty-eighth session, asreported below: Resolution 38/232of20December 1983 (a)Education grant(seeparas. 183-191 below), (b)After-service healthinsurance (seeparas.154-164 below). 9.TheCommission tooknoteofaction bytheGeneral Assembly inrespect of personnel policies (resolution 39/69), matters relating totheUnitedNations pension system(resolution 39/246), otherpersonnel auestions, including amendments totheStaffRegulations oftheUnitedNat'ions (resolutions 39/244and39/245of 18December 1984)andtheprogramme budgetoftheCommission (resolution 39/237of 18December 1984). -2-rsinNew ined yaswell 'Ithe rtedonin ofthe atofthe 'I B-131 aspects iiltions ~General tof ions .mendments 1245of 39/237ofE.SUbsidiary bOdy 10.TheAdvisory Committee onPostAdjustment Questions (ACPAQ), established by theCommission in1976,helditstenthsessionattheheadauarters oftheUnited Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO)atVienna from7to17May 1985.Itconsisted ofthefollowing members: Mr.Jir£Nosek,memberofthe Commission andChairman oftheCommittee, Mr.Huguespicard(France),
**Analysis**
This text appears to be related to the administration and governance of the United Nations, specifically the Commission on the Status of Women. It discusses the appointment of members, the examination of issues, and the taking of action on various resolutions and decisions. The text also mentions the Advisory Committee on Post-Adjustment Questions, which is established by the Commission. This suggests that the category may be related to international organizations or governance.

**Category**
International organizations, Employment