andattheUnitedNations Regional CentreforPeace,DiBarmam.nt andDevelopment in LatinAmerica andtheCaribbean, in1990and1991,respectively, wouldentail additional expenditures amounting to$242,600 forsalaries andcommonstaffcosts. Thatamountwouldariseundersection 28(Disarmament affairsactivities) ofthe proposed programme bUdgetforthebiennium 1990-1991. Furthermvre, additional requirements of'82,400 wouldariseundersection 31(Staffassessment) tob. off.setbyanidentical amountunderincomesection 1(Income fromstaff asseslments). Thecostofestablishing apostofDirector attheRegional Centre inAsiain1992wouldbe,;onsidered inthecontext ofthepropns.d programme bUdget forthebiennium 1992-1993. 36.Thestatement indocument A/C.5/44/37 concerned draftresolution Adealing withtheimplementation ottheDeclaration ontheOenucleari.ation ofAfrica. The Secretary-General understood thattheactivities envisaged inthedraftresolution wouldmakeitnecessary toengagethreequalified consultant .xperts, together with thenecessary support services. InparagraFb 10ofhisstatement, the Secretary-General indicated thatthe ~eesandtravelofthethreee.perts, tog.ther withthetravelanddailysubsistence allowance fortwostaffmembers fromthe Department forDisarmament Affairs oftheSecretariat, wouldtotal'57,800. 37.Inpa:ragraphs 12and13C'10cument AlC.5/44/36 andinparagraphs 13and14of document A/C.5/44/37, theSecr.dry-General indicated thattheadditional costs whichwouldariseundersection 28oftheproposed programme budqetforthe bi&nniwm 1990-1991 (namely, theamountof'242,600 fortheestablishment oftwoP-S •Implementation oftheDeclaration ontheDenuclearization ofAfrica. *.Reviewandimplementation oftheConcluding Docw~ent oftheTwelfth Special Session oftheGeneral Assembly. -43-postsandtheamountof'57,800 forconsultancy fee.andcommonItaffcOltS) repre.ented additional expenditure. derived fromlegi.lative mandatel notprovided forintheproposed programme budget. Thoseexpenditure. cameundertheprocedure fortheuseofthecontingency fundsetoutintheannexto~eneral Assembly reAolution 42/211of21December 1987.Inparagraph 14ofdocument A/C.5/44/36 and in~aragraph 15ofdocument A/C.5/44/37, theSecretary-General indicated thathe wasnotinaposition topropose thetermination, deferral, curtailment or modification ofanyactivity intheproposed programme budgetinordprtofinance thoseadditional costs. Therefore, shoulditnotbepossible tome,tthefUll amountofadditional expenditure undersection 28('300,400) fromthecontingency fund,theestablishment ofthepostsandtheactivities envisaged inthetwodraft resolutions mighthavetobepostponed. 38.Thatbeingthecase,theAdvisory Committee recommended thattheFifth Committee shouldinformtheGeneral Assembly that,shouldtheAssembly adoptthe draftresolutions inquestion, additional requirements totalling '300,400 would ariseundersection 2Boftheproposed programme budget, furthermore, additional requirements of$82,400 wouldariseundersection 31,tobeoff.etbyanidentical amountunderincome s~ction 1.Thoseadditional ~xpenditures wouldbedealtwith inaccordance withtheprocedure fortheuseofthecontingency fundandwouldbe considered inthecontext oftheconsolidated statement ofprogramme bUdget implications andrevised estimates ~/whichwouldbesubmitted totheAssembly towards th~endoftheseAsion. (SeeA/C.5/44/SR.48, paras.54-57.) Programme budgetimplications ofthedraftreSOlution submitted by theSixthCommittee initsreport(A/44/7GB, par,!,12)"concerning AgAndaitem 140~ 39,Atthe50thmeeting, theChairman oftheAdvisory Committee saidthatby adopting thedraftresolution inquestion, theGeneral Assembly wouldauthorize the Special Committee ~ntheCharter oftheUnitedNations andontheStrengthening of theRoleoftheOrganization toholditsnextsession from12February to 2March1990andtoreporttotheGeneral Assembly atitsforty-fifth ses~ion. In paragraph 5ofhisstatement ofprogramme budgetimplications (A/C.5/44/38), the Secretary-General indicated thattherelated ccnference-servicinq requirements wouldamountto$242,400, inparagraph 6ofthesamestatement heindicated, however, thattheamounts already provided forintheprop08e~ proqramme budqetfor thebiennium 1990-1991 wouldcoverthoserequirements andtherefore, ifthe Assembly adopted thedraftresolution, noadditional appropriations wouldbe
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the budget and expenditures of the United Nations, specifically regarding the Regional Centre for Peace, Development in Latin America and the Caribbean, and the implementation of a Declaration on the Denuclearization of Africa. The text mentions various expenditures, including salaries, staff costs, consultancy fees, and conference services, which suggests that the category should be related to international cooperation and development.

**Category**
International cooperation, Economic development