awaiting revised appropriation action by the General Assembly at its forty-third session, which is the normal procedure, and subsequently to include the requirements in the revised estimates. -119-Draft resolution v IX x XI XII XIII Draft decision II SUMMARY OF PROGRAMME BUDGET IMPLICATIONS OF DRAFT RESOLUTIONS AND DECISIONS RECOMMENDED BY THE COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN AT ITS THIRTY-SECOND SESSION Subject Session in 1990 of extended duration to review and appraise progress in the implementation of the Forward-looking Strategies Women and children under apartheid Women and children in Namibia Situation of Palestinian women Elimination of discrimination against women Enlargement of the Commission Requirements Additional daily subsistence allowance for six staff (one staff from each of four regional commissions and two for technical secretariat services) Additional daily subsistence allowance for observers specifically invited under General Assembly resolution 3280 (XXIX) Conference-servicing costs To advance completion of a report from 1989 to 1988 To advance completion of a report from 1989 to 1988 To advance completion of a report from 1989 to 1988 Fees for experts Travel and daily subsistence allowance of experts, staff and witnesses General services Conference-servicing costs Travel and daily subsistence allowance for: Chairman of the commission Chairman of the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women Travel of additional 11 representatives 1988 $ 12 000 23 800 12 500 30 700 5 600 5 700 22 000 Mandate of the office of the Co-ordinator for the Improvement of the Status of Salaries and common staff costs of one ASG, one P-5 and one GS 109 900 226 700 Women in the Secretariat 1 700 1 000 167 300 5 600 5 700 22 000 Total 188 900 260 000 203 300 -120-DRAFT RESOLUTION V. SESSION OF THE COMMISSION ON THE STATUS 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be related to the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women, which deals with issues concerning women's rights and gender equality. The language used is formal and bureaucratic, suggesting that it is an official document. The text mentions various expenses and activities, such as travel, daily subsistence allowance, and conference-servicing costs, which are likely related to the commission's operations. Given the focus on women's issues and the formal tone, it is likely that the category is related to human rights or social issues.

**Category**
Education, Employment, Humanitarian aid and relief