for the preparation of the estimate of espenditures by the Secretariat and for its coasideratioa by the Advisory Committee oa Administrative snd Budyetary Questions and the Fifth Committee and that they should take this requirement into account when they adopt their programme of work." Burthermore, the Geaeral'Committee may wish to draw ths attention of the General Assembly to paragraph 6 of its resolution 35110 A of 3 November 1960, which reads iii r'ciii6wSr "6. J~QQ&&R that all proposals affectiag the schedule of conferences and meetings made at sessions of the General Assembly shall be reviewed by the Committee oa Conferences when administrative implications are being considered under the requirements of rule 153 of the rules of procedure of the ASSembiy." / . . . A/BUR/45/1 Enqlieh Page 8 The General Cosrnittee may also wieh to draw the Gsn8ral Assembly's attention to regulation 4.9 of the Requlations qoverninq Programme Planning, the Progrssnme Aepecte of the Budqet, the bfooitorinq of Implementation and the Methods of , Evaluation (reeolution 371234. annox), which reads ae follows: -aeaulaliogu. Ho Council, Connnieefon or oth8r competent body shall take a decision involving either a change in the programme budqet approved by the General Assembly or the possible requirement of expenditure unless it has received and takan account of a report from the Secretary-General on the proqrsnrne budget implications of the proposal.” 22. The General Committee may also wish to recall paragraph 13 of decision 341401 (A/S2OIWev.lS, annex VI), which reads as follower "13. Purthsrmors~ "(a) A mandatory deadline, not later than 1 December, should be errtsbliehed for th8 e&mission to the Fifth Committee of all draft resolutions with financial implicationat "(b) The Fifth Committee should, as a general practice, consider accepting without debate the rsconnnendations of the Advisory Committee on Adminietratfve and Budqetary Questions on the financial implications of draft 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing administrative and budgetary matters within the United Nations, specifically related to the preparation of estimates of expenditures and the consideration of proposals by various committees. The language used is formal and technical, suggesting that the topic is related to the organization's internal management and operations. The text also mentions specific resolutions and regulations, which further supports the idea that the topic is administrative and budgetary in nature.

**Category**
International relations, Administration