/ . . . A/RUR/45/1 English Page 7 19. In accordance with established practice, the Secretary-General has drawa l&s for the purpose of choosing the Member State to occupy the first desk on the GenerPrl Assembly floor from which the alphabetical seating order will begin. The name drawa was the Libyan Arab Jamahirfya. Consequently, the delegation of that couatry will sit at the first desk at the right of the President and the other countries will follow in the English alphabetical order. The same order will be observed in the Main Committees. 20. The General Committee may wish to draw the GeAeral Assembly's attention to paragraph 17 of its decision 341401 (u.)s which reads as follows: "17. To save time at the end of the seasioar the practice of making coacluding statements in the General Assembly sad its Mafa Committees should be dispensed with except for statements by the presiding officers." J. mj budgat 21. The Secretary-General would like to draw the attention of the General Committee to rule 153 of the rules of procedure which reads as follows: "Ho resolution involving expe.nditure shall be recommended by a committee for approval by the General Assembly unless it is accompanied by an estimate of expenditures prepsred by the Secretary-General. No resolution in respect of which expenditures are anticipated by the Secretary-General shall be voted by the General Assembly until the Admiaietrative aad Budgetary Committee (Fifth Committee) has had an opportuuity of stating the effect of the proposa!. upon the budget estimates of the Uaited Nations." In this connectioa, the General Committee may wish to draw the Geaeral Assembly's attention to paragraph 12 of its deCf8iOA 34/401 (m.), which reads as follows: "12. St is imperative that Main Committees should allow sufficient time 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a procedural document related to the General Assembly of the United Nations. It discusses the arrangement of seats, the use of concluding statements, and the consideration of budget estimates. There is no mention of specific economic development projects, natural resources, agriculture, or any other development-related topics. The text seems to be focused on the internal workings of the General Assembly and the rules of procedure.

**Category**
None, Administrative procedures