1985session. Therelated observations oftheAdvisory Committee ontheserevised estimates (andtheconseauential effectinsection 31andincomesection 1)are contained indocument A/40/7/Add.325.1Itisstatedinparagra.ph 25.5oftheproposed programme budgetthat"when thepresent,estimates wereprepared, consultations hadnotbeenconcluded between theCourtandtheSecretary-General ontheleveloftheCourt's proposals forthe 1986-1987 biennium. Therefore, aprovisional amountof$8,503,500 isincluded here reflecting themaintenance ofthelevelofresources appropriated forthe1984-1985 biennium." Therevaluation ofthe1984-1985 resource baseisexplained in paragraph 25.6oftheproposed programme budget.$ 8503500 r.r" 9049700 9048600 ,".';\;"j 9517500'j ~i,'(8503 500 -121-International_ CourtofJustice Section 25. Actualexpenses 1982-1983 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••Revised appropriations 1984-1985Estimate recommended bytheAdvisory Committee ••••••••••Estimate sUbmitted bytheSecretary-General ••••••••••••• Initial appropriations 1984-1985PARTV INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE ANDLAW 3291090032932900 297570003663700036637000$n forsectoral ervices e,whichis opriation, e -1985resource ationsforthe emb1y ~get,the or1986-1987) impactof orderto ium. 4totheISection 26.Legalactivities $26.8TheA theUnited 26.2Extrabudgetary resources areestimated at$1,202,300, comprising $1,018,700 forservices insupport ofotherUnitedNations organizations and$183,600 for services insupport ofextrabudgetary programmes. 26.6The1986-1987 estimate forexternal printing andbinding forILCis $374,800. TheAdvisory Committee isnotconvinced thattheentireamountwillbe necessary andtherefore recommends thatitbereduced by$62,600.26.1Theestimate of$16,627,300 forthissectionis$1,586,600, or7percent, h.igherthantherevised appropriation for1984-1985. Intable26.1oftheproposed programme budget, theSecretarY-General indicates resource growthof$81,700 (at revised 1985rates)andarateofrealgrowthofminus0.2percent. 26.13The. budgetthat functions 0 coversthe I ofthe~ progress re itsfortiet26.12The underrenta thepropose tothebase transfer fr Division, 0 theOffice adjustment appropriati Reduction r26.14The and26.12r recommends26.11The26.10The implication beincurred 39/86. Thr submitted t thirty-nint infutures rulesofpr26.9Thee coverstrav unitedNati Organizatio inaccordan inparagrap connection, bin.dingof proposed pr15040700 123652001635800016627300 14750600....................... .......................Estimate submitted bytheSecretary-General •••••••••••• Estimate recommended bytheAdvisory Committee ••••••••• Revised appropriations 1984-1985 Actualexpenses 1982-1983 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••Initial appropriations 1984-1985 26.4Asshownintable26.8,theestimate of$2,479,800 forpolicy-making organs includes theInternational LawCommission ($1,632,300), theUnitedNations Commission onInternational TradeLaw($300,800) andtheUnitedNations Administrative Tribunal anditssecretariat ($546,700).26.3Ascanbeseenfromtable26.5,atotalof108regular budgetposts, 57in theProfessional category andabove(1USG,2D-2,6D-l,12P-5,17P-4,12P-3, 7P-2/1)and51General Service, including 9attheprincipal level ar~re~uested for1986-1987, unchanged fromtheprevious biennium. Inaddition, table26.5 indicates atotalof11extrabudgetary posts,6intheProfessional category and above(1D-2,1D-l,1P-4,1P-3,2P-2/1)and5General Service. 26.5TheCommittee wasinformed thattheproposed reduction of$39,300 (atrevised 1985rates)intheestimate fortravelofrepresentatives (International Law Commission), referred toinparagraph 26.6oftheproposed programme budget, reflects economies experienced in1984-1985 duetolowerairfaresandthestrength ofthedollar, andthattheestimate for1986-1987, insofarasitrelates tothe sessions oftheCommission, isbasedonfullattendance. TheCommittee wasfurther informed, however, thatconsiderably lessthanfullattendance wasexperienced during1984.Underthecircumstances theCommittee recommends thata20percent discount factorbeapplied totheestimate relating tothesessions ofthe Commission withaconsequential reduction of$171,600 for1986-1987.