26.7Similarly, theCommittee recommends thattheexternal printing andbinding estimate of$206,000 forUNCITRAL,which showsanincrease of$161,500 over 1984-1985, bereduced by$56,000 to$150,000 for1986-1987.Section 26. -122-,=-=-~,:;:' :"::;::;::C=,==:;:-"::'::":,,~,:;:,. '=:;:==",,~-"'~1,.' 26.8TheAdvisory Committee recommends acceptance ofthe~stimate of$546,700 for " theUnitedNations Administrative Tribunal anditssecretariat. fl 26.9Theestimate of$77,300 forspecial meetings andconferences (table26.14)! coverstravelofrepresentatives, andexternal printing andbinding costsforthe i UnitedNations Conference ontheLawofTreaties between StatesandInternational t: Organizations, orbetween International Organizations, tobeheldatviennain1986 C inaccordance withGeneral Assembly resolution 39/86. Theestimates areexplained ~ inparagraphs 26.20and26.21oftheproposed programme bUdget. Inthis ~ connection, theCommittee understands thatthereference totheprinting and ~ binding ofthe"official records" oftheConference inparagraph 26.21ofthe f proposed programme budgetactually meansthereportoftheConference. 26.10TheAdvisory Committee wasinformed thatastatement ofprogramme budget implications hadbeensubmitted totheSixthCommittee withregardtothecoststo beincurred in1986inconnection withtheadoption ofGeneral Assembly resolution 39/86. Through anoversight, however, nocorresponding statement hadbeen submitted totheAdvisory Committee ortotheFifthCommittee duringthe thirty-ninth session oftheGeneral Assembly. TheAdvisory Committee truststhat infuturestrictattention willbepaidtotherequirements ofrule153ofthe rulesofprocedure oftheGeneral Assembly. 26.11Theestimate fortheOfficeofLegalAffairs is$14,070,200 for1986-1987. 26.14Therecommendations oftheAdvisory Committee inparagraphs 26.5to26.7, and26.12resultinanetreduction of$269,300. Accordingly theCommittee recommends anestimate of$16,358,000 forsection 26.26.13TheAdvisory Committee notesfromparagraph 26.39oftheproposed programme budgetthattheestimate forexternal printing andbinding underDepositary functions oftheSecretary-General andregistration andpUblication oftreaties coversthecostsof160volumes oftheUnitedNations TreatySeriesandtwovolumes oftheCumulative IndextotheTreatySeries. Asindicated inparagraph 26.37,a progress reportontheTreatySeries is,tobesubmitted totheGeneral Assembly at itsfortieth session. $ 269300 -123-Reduction recommended26.12TheAdvisory Committee wasinformed thatintheestimate ofreauirements underrentalandmaintenance ofequipment (tables 26.1and26.20andpara.26.29of theproposed programme budget) therehadinadvertently beenomitted anadjustment tothebaseintheamountof$19,400 (atrevised 1985rates). Thisrelated tothe transfer fromsection 28G,Electronic DataProcessing andInformation Systems Division, ofthecostofdata-processing equipment rentedfortheexclusive useof theOfficeofLegalAffairs. TheCommittee recommends thattheconseauential adjustment bemadewithanincrease of$20,900 (at1986-1987 rates)intheproposed appropriation. Section 26.LegalactivitiesPARTVI PUBLIC INFORMATIONService) fo inchapter remai,ns unc Section 27.PUblicinformation 27.4Thetotalfor1984-1985 non-recurrent itemsunderspecial publicinformation activities alsoincludes aprovision of$193,000 forreQuirements fortheUnited Nations COnference forthePeaceful UsesofNuclear Energy(seepara.27.47below). 27.8IniInfor Vienn InforlRadio DivisVisua Divis·Orga 27.7The the1986-1 narratives sincethe resource r connection element an theresour organizatiTheAdvisol 27.18,27.27.6Asca for1986-19 duetothe Advisory C Secretary-$ 5916200070170600 716494007567310076439300 /............................ -124- t·Revised appropriations 1984-1985 Initial appropriations 1984-1985 Actualexpenses 1982-1983Estimate sUbmitted bytheSecretary-General ••••••••••••••• Estimate recommended by'theAdvisory Committee •••••••••••• 27.1Theestimate of$76,439,300 forsection 27is$6,268,700, or8.9percent, higherthantherevised 1984-1985 appropriations. Asshownintable27.1,the