in the course of his or her of ficial duties. Any official who takes any action contrary to these Financial Rules, or to the Administrative Instructions issued in connection therewith, may be held personally responsible and financially liable for the consequences of such action." See, also, staff rule 112.3. XXIX.The record shows that the Administration wanted the Applicant to agree to make reimbursement and hoped that funds credited to hi s pension account could be used for this purpose. Not long after th e Applicant's dismissal, the Administration declined to complete th e P-35 form, submission of which to the Pension Fund was one of th e prerequisites to any payment by the Fund to the Applicant. Th e Administration's view was that , prior to completion of the P-35 form, the Applicant would have to arrange for restitution. This wa s communicated to the Applicant on 28 February 1983, following earlier unsuccessful attempts by him to obtain a withdrawal settleme nt of some US$70,000 from the Pension Fund. XXX.Although the Applicant reiterated his objection to th e withholding of his pension on a few occasions in 1983, he did no t- 28 - appeal the issue until over four years later in 1987. On 1 November 1987, the Applicant appealed to the JAB with regard to this matter , initially asking that his appeal be submitted directly to th e Tribunal. However, after the Administration in March 1988 informe d the JAB that the Secretary-General had determined that consideration by the JAB would be useful, the Applicant in May 1988, changed hi s earlier request and instead asked that the case be taken up by the JAB without delay. The JAB did so and adopted its report on 26 Augus t 1988. XXXI. In Judgement No. 358, Sherif (1985), the Tribunal was faced with
**Analysis**
The text appears to be related to the administration and management of an organization, specifically a pension fund. It discusses the rules and regulations surrounding the fund, as well as an individual's appeal to a tribunal regarding their pension benefits. The text does not seem to be related to economic development, natural resources, or other specific sectors.

**Category**
Employment, Humanitarian aid and relief