3.15TheSecretary-General proposes tomaintain thesamenumberofestablished posts(33)fortheNamibia programme asthatapproved for1984-1985 (1ASG,10-2, 10-1,2P-5,2P-4,3P-3,4P-2/1, 11General Service, including 1atthe Principal level,and8Locallevel). Ascanalsobeseenfromtable3.21,atotal of23regular budgettemporary postsisreauested (2P-5,1P-4,4P-3,1P-2/1, 9General Service, including 7atthePrincipal level,and6Locallevel), an increase ofonetemporary General Service (principal level)postoverthetotal approved for1984-1985. 3.16Theestimate of$6,153,400 fortheOfficeoftheUnitedNations Commissioner forNamibia comprises $3,548,000 forNewYork,$1,216,800 forLusaka, $403,600 for Gaborone and$985,000 forLuanda(tables 3.23,3.25,3.27and3.29). Asindicated inparagraph 3.53oftheproposed programme budget, theSecretary-General proposes toredeploy oneP-3postfromtheOfficeoftheCommissioner inGaborone totheNew Yorkoffice. TheAdvisory Committee hasnoobjection tothisandalsorecommends approval ofthenewtemporary General Service post(principal level)proposed for theOfficeinLuanda(para.3.72oftheproposed programme budget). 3.17TheAdvisory Committee recommends approval oftheSecretary-General's estimate of$8,659,400 forNamibia. o.Centreagainst Apartheid 3.18Theestimate of$4,128,000 underthisheading is$433,400, or11.7percent, higherthantherevised 1984-1985 appropriation. TheSecretary-General estimates resource growthat$18,800 (atrevised 1985rates)andcalculates therateofreal growthat0.4percent(table3.31).T""3.1' 3P-5, level) Genera propos recomm 3.20 byth inRa of$2 ./-56-Jsts I. tothe 1985 !Fund IS loner Jrowth ninus lons .oner Ime lval !d 0-2, :otal '1, 11 oner Ifor 'ated lOses eNew nds for ent, tes realr~3.1'Atotalof3.regular budgetpostsisrequeste~ forc ~'.6~19.:'=" 3D-1, 3P-5,5P-4,5P-3,4P-2/1and17General Service, including 3attheprincipal level)(table3.34). Although nonewpostshavebeenrequested, theSecretary­ General proposes toreclassify oneP-4posttotheP-5level(para.3.81ofthe proposed programme budget). TheAdvisory Committee concurs withthisreauest, and recommends approval oftheestimate fortheCentreagainst Apartheid. E.OfficeoftheSpecial Representative oftheSecretary-General for Co-ordination oftheKampuchean Humanitarian Assistance Programme 3.20For1986-1987 noprovision ismadeunderthisheading pending consideration bytheGeneral Assembly atitsfortieth session oftheitementitled "Thesituation inKampuchea". Recapitulation TheAdvisory Committee recommends approval oftheSecretary-General's estimate of$22,794,900 forsection 3.,I '.I 'I :i -57-PARTIV ECONOMIC, SOCIAL ANDHUMANITARIAN ACTIVITIES Section 4.Policy-making organs (economic andsocialactivities)r"4. di S Ad th th se at Ad In tr an su$ 2596900 39360002168300 ........................Revised appropriations 1984-1985Estimate recommended bY,theAdvisory Committee ••••••••••Estimate sUbmitted bytheSecretary-General ••••••••••••• 4.3Theestimate of$1,348,300 forsubsection Acoversthecostsoftravelof staffandrepresentatives tosessions oftheEconomic andSocialCouncil andthesubsidiary andrelated bodieslistedintable4.3oftheproposed programme budget,aswellasthecostofexternal printing forsessions oftheCouncil.4.1TheSecretary-General's estimate forsection 4is$2,596,900. Thisis34percentlowerthantherevised 1984-1985 appropriation because non-recurrentitemstotalling $2,689,000 (atrevised 1985rates)havebeendeleted fromthe1984-1985 resource base(table4.2).Table4.1showsresource growthof$1,168,200andarateofrealgrowthwhichhasbeencalculated atminus1.7percent,primarily duetothedeletion of1986-1987 non-recurrent itemsamounting to$1,190,400.