Prpgramme bUdgJtimplications ofdraftr,solution YIIsubmitted by theThirdCommittee init.report(A/4t/BtB. para.78),concerning agendaitem12*. 45.Atthe53rdmeeting, theChairman oftheAdvisory Committee saidthatas indicated intheSecretary-Gln.ral's statem.nt ofproyramme budg.timplications (A/C.5/44/42), theadoption ofdraftresolution VIIbytheGeneral Assembly would .ntailnoadditional appropriations intheproposed programme bUdgetforthe bi.nnium 1990-1991. (SeeA/C.5/44/SR.53, para.19.) fIogramme budgetimplications ofdraftresolution 11submitted by theThirdCommittee initsreport(A/44/aSp andCorr.1. ~ara.3S), yoncerning agendaitem111••* 46.Atthe53rdmeeting, theChairman oftheAdvisory Committee notedthatby paragraph 3ofdraftresolution 11relating totheinternational c~mpaign against trafficindrugs,tbeGeneral Assembly wouldrequest theSecretary-General, inhis capacity asChairman oftheAdministrative Committee onCo-ordination, to co-ordinate attheinter-agency levelthedevelopment ofaUnitedNations *Question ofPalestine. **ReportoftheEconomic andSocialCouncill measure. toimprove the situation andensurethehumanrightsanddignity ofallmigrant workers. ***Intp.rnational campaign 8gainsLtraffic indrugs. -46-system-wide actionplanondrugabusecontrol. Theadditional requirements atfull costweresetoutinparagraph 9oftheSecretary-General's statement ofprogramme budgetimplications (A/C.5/44/41)1 conference-servicing costsof'423,000 and othercosts(trav.l andsubsistence of10experts) of'74,400. The conference-servicing costswouldbemetfromresources undersection 29(Conference andlibrary services) oftheproposed programme budgetforthebiennium 1990-1991, andnoadditional appropriation wouldtherefore berequired. Theuthercosts, amounting to'74,400, wouldbegoverned bytheprocedure fortheuseandoperation ofthecontingency fundsetoutintheannextoAssembly resolution 42/211of 21December 1987.(SeeA/C.5/44/SR.53, para.6.) Programme budgetimpligations QfdraftresQlutiQn IIIsubmitted by theThirdCQmmitte. initsrepQrt(A/tt/BSP andCQrr.l. para.35), Qongerning agendaitem 111~ 47.AttheS3rdmeeting, theChairman oftheAdvisory Committee nQtedthatby paragraph 9ofdraftresQlution IIIontheinternational campaign againsttraffic indrugs,theGeneral Assembly wouldrequest theSecretary-General toundertake as soonaspossible, withtheassistance ofagroupofintergovernmental experts, a studyontheeconomic andsocialconsequences ofillicittraffic indrugs,andthat byparagraph 19itwouldexpressitsserious concern attheconsiderable reductiQn inthebudgetandstaffoftheDivision ofNarcotic DrugsoftheSecretariat and thesecretariat oftheInternational Narcotics Control Board. 48.Inparagraph 13ofhi'statement ofprogramme budgetimplications (A/C.5/44/40), theSecretary-General indicated thatconference-servicing costsof '490,900 andothercosts(travel andSubRistence costsfor10experts) of'82,900 WQuldbenecesHary toundertake theactivities calledfQrinthedraftresQlutiQn. Hefurther indicated inparagraph '4thattheconference-servicing r~quirements CQuldbemetfromwithinthepermanent conference-servicing capacity under section 29(Conference andlibrary services) QftheprQpQsed programme bUdgetfQr thebiennium 19~0-1991, andthatnoadditional appropriatiQn would t~erefore be required. The)thercosts,astheSecretary-G~nftral indicated inparagraphs 16tQ 18ofhisstatement, wouldbecovered fr,mthecontingency fund,andthe Secretary-General intended torepQrt Qntheextent tQwhichanadditiQnal apprQpriation wouldberequired inthecontext QfhiscQnsolidated statement Qf prQgramme budgetimplications andrevised estimates. hI(SeeA/C.5/44/SR.53, paras. 1and2.) *International campaign againsttraffic indrugs. -47-Programme budgetimplications ofthedraftresolution. contained indoguments A/44/L.SS andL.S6,andthedra(tresolution submitted b¥theSpecial Committee ontheSituation withreglrd totheImplementation oftheDeglaration ontheGranting Of lDdependence toCOlOnial Countries ondPeoples initsreport, concerning agendaitem18* 49.Atthe54thmeeting, theChairman oftheAdvisory Committee saidthatthe statement ofprogramme budgetimplications submitted bytheSecretary-General (A/C.5/44/46) dealtwiththeprogramme budgetimplications ofthrnedraft resolutions ontheimplementation oftheDeclaration ontheGranting of
**Analysis**
The text discusses the budget implications of draft resolutions related to international campaigns, studies, and reports on topics such as drug abuse control, illicit traffic in drugs, and the implementation of declarations. The focus is on the financial requirements and resource allocation for these initiatives, suggesting that the category should be related to international cooperation, development, or social issues.

**Category**
International trade, Health