1985rates)(table1.13). Extrabudgetary resources for1986-1987 areestimated at $173,800, ofwhich$69,500 represents anticipated reimbursement forservices provided bythesecretariat oftheBoardinsupport ofotherUnitedNations organizations. Thebalance of$104,300 i3fortechnical co-operation reimbursement (table1.13(2». 1.15TheCommittee notesthatthe1986-1987 estimate of$2,341,600 underthe objectofexpenditure, external audit,doesnotrepresent thetotalcostofall auditsperformed bytheBoard. Inthisconnection, theCommittee wasinformed that theestimated costsofauditsin1984-1985 amountto$3,744,969 comprising $2,030,786 undertheregular budget an~$1,714,183 underextrabudgetary funding. 1.16Asseenfromtable1.14,theSecretary-General proposes tomaintain the staffing levelofthesecretariat oftheBoardatsix(2Professional andaboveand 4General Service), however, thereclassification ofthepostoftheExecutive Secretary fromP-5to0-1isrequested forthereasons givenin~~~agraph 1.25of theproposed programme budget. TheAdvisory Committee concurs withthisrequest andintheestimate fortheUnitedNations BoaraofAuditors proposed bythe Secretary-Gr :·,aral.\.;, , I ~,I I: , ~, I [ ! I '] -35-, j,.t. i :1 ;~, :j ,:~ is) \ ",UnitedNationsStaffpension Board(including UnitedNationsparticipation inthe costsofthesecretariat oftheUnitedNationsJointStaffPension Fund) 1.17Theestimate of$1,835,600 underthisheading comprises $1,708,300 forthe UnitedNations shareofthecostofthesecretariat oftheJointStaffpension Fund and$127,300 fortravelandsubsistence ofmembers appointed bytheunitedNations StaffPension Committee. Asindicated in"paragraph 1.33oftheproposed programme budget, thestaffing requirements arebasedonthestaffing tableoftheFund's secretariat in1985Janyadjustments thatmightbenecessary asaresultof decisions takenbytheBoardatits1985session wouldbesubmitted totheGeneral Assembly atitsfortieth session. Extrabudgetary resources in1986-1987 are estimated at$740,000, allofwhichrelates toservices insupportofotherUnited Nations organizations. 1.18Theresource growthof$27,600 (atrevised 1985rates)undertravelof representatives (table1.15)isattributable totheincrease inattendance atthe sessions oftheBoardanditsStanding Committee. TheAdvisory Committee also notesthatanamountof$154,700 isincluded intherevaluat.ion ofthebaseunder contributions/joint activities. Asindicated bytheSecretary-General in paragraph 1.33,"inordertoensureconsistency withtheUnitedNations proposed programme budget, standard costshavebeenusedforthecalculation ofstaff salaries andcommonstaffcosts". Sincethiswasnotdonepreviously, an adjustment tothebasewasnecessary. 1.19TheAdvisory Committee hasnoobjection totheSecretary-General's estimate fortheUnitedNationsJointStaffPension Board. WorldFoodCouncil (including itssecretariat) 1.20Theestimate of$3,987,100 fortheWorldFoodCouncilis$321,400 higherthan the1984-1985 revised appropriations. TheSecretary-General indicates anegative resour.ce growthof$24,800 (atrevised 1985rates), thebulkofwhichrelates toa decrease underotherofficial travelofstaff(table1.16). 1.21Although theprovision requested forrentalofpremises includes noresource growth, theSecretary-General statesinparagraph 1.44oftheproposed programme budgetthat"negotiations arecurrently underwaythatmayresultinachangein therentalarrangements oftheCOuncil during1986-1987". Inresponse to inquiries, representatives oftheWorldFoodCouncil statedthatthenegotiations arestillinapreliminary stage. TheAdvisory Committee accepts the Secretary-General's estimate. Committee ontheExercise oftheInalienable RightsofthePalestinian People 1.22Theestimate of$86,500 for1986-1987 underthisheading coversthetravel andsubsistence costsofCommittee members (table1.18andpara.1.47ofthe proposed programme budget. Therequirements oftheDivision forpalestinian Rights, whichservices theCommittee, arediscussed inparagraph 1.36below. The Advisory Committee recommends approval oftheSecretary-General's estimate. Committee forProgramme andCo-ordination 1.23Theestimate of$262,200 fortheCommittee forProgramme andCo-ordination coverstravelandsubsistence costsofrepresentatives ($187,900) andstaff
**Analysis**
This text appears to be related to the administrative and budgetary aspects of various organizations, specifically the United Nations and its affiliated bodies. It discusses funding, travel, and staff costs for various committees and organizations, indicating that the text is more focused on organizational management and administration rather than specific sectors like economic development or agriculture.

**Category**
International organizations, Administration