exceeding $197,100 forthispurpose. Inconcurring intherequest, theCommittee expressed theviewthatinthecontext oftheprogramme budget perfo~aDce fortbe biennium 1988-1989, theremayverywellbesufficient overall savingR tooff.etany additional requirements undersection 9.TheCommittee alsostateditse.pect'tioD thatshouldanyadditional appropriation berequired, itwoul~bereque.ted inthe context ofthefinalperformance reportontheprogramme budgetfarthebieDDiUM 1988-1989 (A/C.S/44/35 andCorr.l andAdd.1,Add.2(PartsIand11),Add.3and4, Add.5(PartsIand11),Add.6,Add.6(Part11),Add.7,Add.9-28, Add.28A-D,r-K andAdd.29-35). 4.Totalrequirements inthebiennium 1990-1991 areestimated at$6,165,400 (.ee A/C.5/44/5, annex). Ofthistotal, $~,083,500 relates toconference-.erviciD9 requirements calculated onafull-cost basis. Forthereasons st~tedin -1-para9raph 4ofhisreport, theSecretary-General planstomeettheactualcostof the.econference-servicing requirements fromtheappropriation tobeapproved oy theGeneral Assembly atitscurrent session undersection 29(Conference and library services) oftheproposed programm~ budgetforthebiennium 1990-1991. 5.Thebalance of'1,081,900 isfornon-conference-servicing requirements attributable to20resolutions anddecision8 adopted bytheEconomic andSocial CouDcil. Inrespect of12ofthoseresolutions anddecisions, the Secretary-General e.pects toabsorbtheirrelated costs,estimated at'726,300, fromappropriations tobeapproved bytheGeneral Assembly atitscurrent session undersection 20(International drugcontrol) andsection 23(Humanrights) ofthe proposed programme budgetforthebiennium 1990-1991 (seeA/C.5/44/S, para.5, table,footnote h/Iandannex). Consequently, theSecretary-General estimates additional resources forthebeinnium 1990-1991 totalling $355,600 -under section 4(Policy-making organs (economic andsoci~lactivities» ($82,000), section 8(Activities onglobalsocialdevelopment issues) ('53,000), section 20 (International drugcontrol) ('117,100) andsection 23(Humanrights) ('103,500) ­ inrespect ofsevenresolutions andonedecision oftheCouncil, asfolloWSJ Total (UnitedState.dollars) Resolution 1989/13 58500 Resolution 1989/45 26400 Resolution 1989/63 4500 Resolution 1989/66 38000 Resolution 1989/67 15000 Resolution 1989/68 9700 Resolution 1989/69 15000 Decision 1989/190 .103500 Total 27060058600 26400 85000117100 52800 4500 38000 15000 9700 15000 103500 355600 Theestimate of'355,000 isbriefly explained inparagraphs 7to25ofthe Secretary-General's report. Abreakdown oftheQstimat~ byobjectofexpenditure isprovided inparagraph 26. 6.Withregardtotherevised estimates reSUlting fromEconomic andSocial Council decision 1989/190, theAdvisory Committee wasinformed byrepresentatives oftheSecretary-General thatsubsequent tothepreparation oftherevised estimates, itwasrealized thattheamountof$103,500 indicated inrespect ofthe calendar ofconferences andmeetings for19~)and1991intheeconomic, socialand humanrightsfieldshouldnothavebeen req~e'ted sincethi;iamountshouldbemet fromtheprovisions included insection 23oftheproposed progr~e budgetforthe biennium 1990-1991 underEconomic andSocialCouncil mandates. 1/Inthe circumstances, theSecretary-General's totalestimate ofadditional resources for thebiennium 1990-1991 inrespect ofresolutions anddecisions ofthaCouncil shouldbereduced by$103..500,from$355,600 to$252,100 (comprising ~82,000 under section 4,$53,000 under s~ction 8,and$117,100 undersection 20). 7.Asfortheotheractivities, inpara9r~ph 2ofhisreport, the Secretary-General statesthatthese"activities (are)derived fromlegislative -2- ==============~---mandates notprovided forintheproposed progrsmme bUdgetforthebiennium 1990-1991 andmust,therefore, beconsidered inthecontext oftheguidelines for theuseofthecontingency fundfor1990-1991". Inparagrapha 27and28,the Secretary-General describes hisunderstanding oftheuseandoperation ofthe