P-3 P-3 P-2 G-53 1 9 1 24 2 26 1 2 2 1 8 6 2 ( I, ~.•..' ,l.'."•.:.::' 1,-~IAneteffectof50upwardreclassifications (69upgradings are partially offsetby19downgradings). 48.Theneteffectoftheproposed upwardanddownward reclassifications isas follows: Numberofproposed Net To reclassifications al Effect ASG 3 +3ASG r.-2 1 20-2 0-1 10 +90-1 P-5 26 +14P-5 P-4 29 4P-4 P-3 11 -23P-3 P-2 6 +1P-2 G-5 2 +2G-5 88 +29 -29 !IAneteffectof50upwardrec1assifications (69upgradings are partially offset by19downgradings). -16-50. 1986· reel Pers that tow sI. and the,49.Thepercentage distribution ofestablished postsbygradeintheProfessional category andabove,proposed bytheSecretary-General for1986-1987, ascompared with1984-1985 and1982-1983 isasfollows: percentage distribution ofestablished posts Prof.category 1986-87 1984-85 1982-83 andabove % % % DG!USG!ASGY 1.3 1.2 1.2 0-2 2.3 2.3 2.3 D-l 7.2 7.0 6.8 P-5 18.2 18.0 18.2 P-4 29.9 30.0 30.2 P-3 27.5 27.9 27.6 P-2!1 13.6 13.6 13.7 Total 100.0 100.0 100.0are --- !IIncludes 1postattheDGlevel. 50.Inconsidering theSecretary-Generalis proposals forreclassifications for 1986-1987, theCommittee notedthatmost,thoughnotall,oftheproposed reclassifications hadbeenapproved bytheClassification UnitoftheOfficeof Personnel Services. For.itspart,theCommittee wasnotinallcasesconvinced thatthelevelsofresponsibility attached toeachposthadincreased sufficiently towarrant reclassification in1986-1987. 51.Inchapter IIbelow,theAdvisory Committee recommends thatofthe88upward anddownward reclassifications intheProfessional category andaboverequested by theSecretary-General, 76shouldbeapproved, asfollows: are -17-J- TONumberofreclassifications recommended bytheAdvisory Committee Neteffect -18-!IIbid.,Thirty-ninth Session, SUpplement No.7(A/39/7 andAdd.1-16), document A/39/7/Add.4, para.6. I+25 -25+2 - 20-2 +100-1 +10P-5 6P-4 -17P-3 +1P~2 +2G-52 7610 22 23 11 6 2ASG 0-2 0-1 P-5 P-4 P-3 P-2/l G-5 ,".52.withregardtotheGeneral Service category, theAdvisory Committee was informed thatinviewofthedelaysexperienced incompleting arrangements for implementing theexercise forclassification ofpostsatHeadquarters itwas notpossible. duringthepreparation oftheproposed programme budgetfor 1986-1987, tomakeaprecise estimate oftherelated financial implications. However, toavoidunder-budgeting, aworking estimate ofrequirements for 1986-1987 wasmadeonthebasisofthe1985estimate. Anamountof. $2.7million nethastherefore beenincluded inthe1986-1987 estimates asthe ongoing costsresulting frpmtheclassification exercise atHeadquarters. 53.TheAdvisory Committee recalls thattheestimated costsofthe recommendations ofICSCconcerning thenewstructures andrelated salary scalesforstaffintheGeneral Service andrelated categories wereprovided bytheSecretary-General indocument A/C.5/39/26. Initsrelated report,!! theAdvisory Committee indicated thattheseestimates included anamountof $1.3million astheanticipated financial implication in1985oftheresults oftheclassification exercise, whichwastobeimplemented bythe.Secretary­ General withretroactive effectto1January 1985.