that no more than one special conference should be convened at the same time should be strictly implemented." 28. IQ this connection, the General Committee may further wish to draw the General Assembly’s attention to the relevant provisions of recommendation 4 of the Group of High-level Intergovernmental Experts, which reads as follows; "The existing principle that United Nations bodies should meet at their respective established headquarters, as provided for in General Assembly resolution 401243 of 18 December 1985, should be strictly enforced. Whenever the Assembly accepts an invitation from the Government of a Member State to hold a conference or meeting away from established headquarters, the additional cost should be borne in full by that Government. The methods of budgeting these costs should be improved so as to ensure that all additional costs are accounted for." 29. In accordance with paragraph 7 of Genetal Assembly resolution 40/243, section I, no subsidiary organ of the Assembly should be permitted to meet at United Nations Headquarters during a regular session of the Assembly, unless explicitly authorixed by the Assembly. In this connection, the Secretary-General wishes to draw the attention of the General Committee to letters dated 30 August and 5 September 1990 (A/45/475 and Add.11 in which the Chairman of the Committee on Coafereaces informed the President of the General Arrsembly that, in view of special circumstancee, the Committee had recommended that the following subsidiary organs should be authorised to meet during the forty-fifth sessionr (a) &&J&9 Committee of the Whole for the Preparation of the International Development Strategy for the Fourth United Nations Development Decade; (b) Advisory Committee on the United Nations Educational and Training Programme for Southern Africa; (c) Committee for Programme and Co-ordination; (d) Committee of Trustees of the United Nations Trust Fund for South Africa3 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing administrative procedures and guidelines for the United Nations, specifically regarding the scheduling and costs of conferences and meetings. It mentions specific resolutions and recommendations related to the General Assembly and its subsidiary organs. Given the focus on internal UN procedures, it seems unlikely that the text is related to a specific sector like economic development, natural resources, or industry. Instead, it may be related to the functioning of the UN organization itself.

**Category**
International organizations, Administration