1985session. Therelated observations oftheAdvisory Committee ontheserevised estimates (andtheconseauential effectinsection 31andincomesection 1)are contained indocument A/40/7/Add.325.1Itisstatedinparagra.ph 25.5oftheproposed programme budgetthat"when thepresent,estimates wereprepared, consultations hadnotbeenconcluded between theCourtandtheSecretary-General ontheleveloftheCourt's proposals forthe 1986-1987 biennium. Therefore, aprovisional amountof$8,503,500 isincluded here reflecting themaintenance ofthelevelofresources appropriated forthe1984-1985 biennium." Therevaluation ofthe1984-1985 resource baseisexplained in paragraph 25.6oftheproposed programme budget.$ 8503500 r.r" 9049700 9048600 ,".';\;"j 9517500'j ~i,'(8503 500 -121-International_ CourtofJustice Section 25. Actualexpenses 1982-1983 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••Revised appropriations 1984-1985Estimate recommended bytheAdvisory Committee ••••••••••Estimate sUbmitted bytheSecretary-General ••••••••••••• Initial appropriations 1984-1985PARTV INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE ANDLAW 3291090032932900 297570003663700036637000$n forsectoral ervices e,whichis opriation, e -1985resource ationsforthe emb1y ~get,the or1986-1987) impactof orderto ium. 4totheISection 26.Legalactivities $26.8TheA theUnited 26.2Extrabudgetary resources areestimated at$1,202,300, comprising $1,018,700 forservices insupport ofotherUnitedNations organizations and$183,600 for services insupport ofextrabudgetary programmes. 26.6The1986-1987 estimate forexternal printing andbinding forILCis $374,800. TheAdvisory Committee isnotconvinced thattheentireamountwillbe necessary andtherefore recommends thatitbereduced by$62,600.26.1Theestimate of$16,627,300 forthissectionis$1,586,600, or7percent, h.igherthantherevised appropriation for1984-1985. Intable26.1oftheproposed programme budget, theSecretarY-General indicates resource growthof$81,700 (at revised 1985rates)andarateofrealgrowthofminus0.2percent. 26.13The. budgetthat functions 0 coversthe I ofthe~ progress re itsfortiet26.12The underrenta thepropose tothebase transfer fr Division, 0 theOffice adjustment appropriati Reduction r26.14The and26.12r recommends26.11The26.10The implication beincurred 39/86. Thr submitted t thirty-nint infutures rulesofpr26.9Thee coverstrav unitedNati Organizatio inaccordan inparagrap connection, bin.dingof proposed pr15040700 123652001635800016627300 14750600....................... .......................Estimate submitted bytheSecretary-General •••••••••••• Estimate recommended bytheAdvisory Committee ••••••••• Revised appropriations 1984-1985 Actualexpenses 1982-1983 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••Initial appropriations 1984-1985 26.4Asshownintable26.8,theestimate of$2,479,800 forpolicy-making organs includes theInternational LawCommission ($1,632,300), theUnitedNations Commission onInternational TradeLaw($300,800) andtheUnitedNations Administrative Tribunal anditssecretariat ($546,700).26.3Ascanbeseenfromtable26.5,atotalof108regular budgetposts, 57in theProfessional category andabove(1USG,2D-2,6D-l,12P-5,17P-4,12P-3, 7P-2/1)and51General Service, including 9attheprincipal level ar~re~uested for1986-1987, unchanged fromtheprevious biennium. Inaddition, table26.5 indicates atotalof11extrabudgetary posts,6intheProfessional category and above(1D-2,1D-l,1P-4,1P-3,2P-2/1)and5General Service. 26.5TheCommittee wasinformed thattheproposed reduction of$39,300 (atrevised 1985rates)intheestimate fortravelofrepresentatives (International Law Commission), referred toinparagraph 26.6oftheproposed programme budget, reflects economies experienced in1984-1985 duetolowerairfaresandthestrength ofthedollar, andthattheestimate for1986-1987, insofarasitrelates tothe sessions oftheCommission, isbasedonfullattendance. TheCommittee wasfurther informed, however, thatconsiderably lessthanfullattendance wasexperienced during1984.Underthecircumstances theCommittee recommends thata20percent discount factorbeapplied totheestimate relating tothesessions ofthe Commission withaconsequential reduction of$171,600 for1986-1987.
**Analysis**
The text appears to be related to the budget and financial planning of the United Nations, specifically the International Court of Justice. It discusses the proposed budget for the 1986-1987 biennium, including estimates for various activities such as legal activities, travel, and personnel. The text also mentions the Advisory Committee's recommendations for the budget, which suggests that the category may be related to international relations or governance.

**Category**
International Justice, International Relations