Prpgramme bUdgJtimplications ofdraftr,solution YIIsubmitted by theThirdCommittee init.report(A/4t/BtB. para.78),concerning agendaitem12*. 45.Atthe53rdmeeting, theChairman oftheAdvisory Committee saidthatas indicated intheSecretary-Gln.ral's statem.nt ofproyramme budg.timplications (A/C.5/44/42), theadoption ofdraftresolution VIIbytheGeneral Assembly would .ntailnoadditional appropriations intheproposed programme bUdgetforthe bi.nnium 1990-1991. (SeeA/C.5/44/SR.53, para.19.) fIogramme budgetimplications ofdraftresolution 11submitted by theThirdCommittee initsreport(A/44/aSp andCorr.1. ~ara.3S), yoncerning agendaitem111••* 46.Atthe53rdmeeting, theChairman oftheAdvisory Committee notedthatby paragraph 3ofdraftresolution 11relating totheinternational c~mpaign against trafficindrugs,tbeGeneral Assembly wouldrequest theSecretary-General, inhis capacity asChairman oftheAdministrative Committee onCo-ordination, to co-ordinate attheinter-agency levelthedevelopment ofaUnitedNations *Question ofPalestine. **ReportoftheEconomic andSocialCouncill measure. toimprove the situation andensurethehumanrightsanddignity ofallmigrant workers. ***Intp.rnational campaign 8gainsLtraffic indrugs. -46-system-wide actionplanondrugabusecontrol. Theadditional requirements atfull costweresetoutinparagraph 9oftheSecretary-General's statement ofprogramme budgetimplications (A/C.5/44/41)1 conference-servicing costsof'423,000 and othercosts(trav.l andsubsistence of10experts) of'74,400. The conference-servicing costswouldbemetfromresources undersection 29(Conference andlibrary services) oftheproposed programme budgetforthebiennium 1990-1991, andnoadditional appropriation wouldtherefore berequired. Theuthercosts, amounting to'74,400, wouldbegoverned bytheprocedure fortheuseandoperation ofthecontingency fundsetoutintheannextoAssembly resolution 42/211of 21December 1987.(SeeA/C.5/44/SR.53, para.6.) Programme budgetimpligations QfdraftresQlutiQn IIIsubmitted by theThirdCQmmitte. initsrepQrt(A/tt/BSP andCQrr.l. para.35), Qongerning agendaitem 111~ 47.AttheS3rdmeeting, theChairman oftheAdvisory Committee nQtedthatby paragraph 9ofdraftresQlution IIIontheinternational campaign againsttraffic indrugs,theGeneral Assembly wouldrequest theSecretary-General toundertake as soonaspossible, withtheassistance ofagroupofintergovernmental experts, a studyontheeconomic andsocialconsequences ofillicittraffic indrugs,andthat byparagraph 19itwouldexpressitsserious concern attheconsiderable reductiQn inthebudgetandstaffoftheDivision ofNarcotic DrugsoftheSecretariat and thesecretariat oftheInternational Narcotics Control Board. 48.Inparagraph 13ofhi'statement ofprogramme budgetimplications (A/C.5/44/40), theSecretary-General indicated thatconference-servicing costsof '490,900 andothercosts(travel andSubRistence costsfor10experts) of'82,900 WQuldbenecesHary toundertake theactivities calledfQrinthedraftresQlutiQn. Hefurther indicated inparagraph '4thattheconference-servicing r~quirements CQuldbemetfromwithinthepermanent conference-servicing capacity under section 29(Conference andlibrary services) QftheprQpQsed programme bUdgetfQr thebiennium 19~0-1991, andthatnoadditional appropriatiQn would t~erefore be required. The)thercosts,astheSecretary-G~nftral indicated inparagraphs 16tQ 18ofhisstatement, wouldbecovered fr,mthecontingency fund,andthe Secretary-General intended torepQrt Qntheextent tQwhichanadditiQnal apprQpriation wouldberequired inthecontext QfhiscQnsolidated statement Qf prQgramme budgetimplications andrevised estimates. hI(SeeA/C.5/44/SR.53, paras. 1and2.) *International campaign againsttraffic indrugs. -47-Programme budgetimplications ofthedraftresolution. contained indoguments A/44/L.SS andL.S6,andthedra(tresolution submitted b¥theSpecial Committee ontheSituation withreglrd totheImplementation oftheDeglaration ontheGranting Of lDdependence toCOlOnial Countries ondPeoples initsreport, concerning agendaitem18* 49.Atthe54thmeeting, theChairman oftheAdvisory Committee saidthatthe statement ofprogramme budgetimplications submitted bytheSecretary-General (A/C.5/44/46) dealtwiththeprogramme budgetimplications ofthrnedraft resolutions ontheimplementation oftheDeclaration ontheGranting of