text: programme element 1.3(Servicing special procedures including assistance toadhoc investigating orfact-finding bodies) andwhatbasistherewasforestimating 20exercises ofafact-finding orconciliatory natureunderoutput(iv)ofthat programme element. Onedelegation wishedtoknowtheactualnumberofmissions undertaken inthepastyear. 369.Themandate forprogramme element 2.1(Elimination andprevention of discrimination andprotection ofminorities andvulnerable groups) wasquestioned, aswasthatforoutput(ii).Onedelegation wantedtoknowthenumberofseminars envisaged onsubjects concerning racismandracialdiscrimination underoutput (iv) andhowmanymembers therewereintheWorking GrouponSlavery, mentioned under output(xi).Another delegation pointed outthatoutput(iv)ofprogramme element 2.1wasbasedonadraftresolution oftheCommission thathadnotyetbeen adopted bytheCouncil. Athirddelegation askedwhentheWorking Groupofthe General Assembly engaged indrafting adeclaration ontherightsofpersons who werenotcitizens ofthecountry inwhichtheylived(output (xiv)ofprogramme element 2.1)wasgoingtocomplete itstask. 370.Concern wasexpressed thatprogramme element 3.1(Documentation and publications) hadbeenassigned lowestpriority andthatthismightconflict with thehighpriority accorded toservicing themeetings listedunderprogramme element 1.1.Another delegation askedhowitwaspossible topredict precisely thattherewouldbetwovolumes ofrecords oftheHumanRightsCommittee under output (v)ofprogramme element 3.1,whytheCentre's contribution totheUnited Nations Yearbook wasshownasanintermediate output; andwhatwasmeantbythe phrase"inasmanylanguages aspossible" underoutput(vii). Regarding programme element 3.2,onedelegation referred tothetwoseminars proposed underoutput(i) andrecommended thattheresources foroneofthoseseminars should beredeployed tooutput(iv)• -74-371.I questi elemen meetin mentio Sub-Co human progra nation forbo and(v listed ofrep betwee elemen whyMe output bythe thatw discus delega studie expert delega printi 372. centre shown Theco Counci indivi anint number anothe throug Group Minori basis outpu inth werea that altho were eleme pUbli Assem fo11o /'/JJ26 :>nal and t :lsed Ilch le the le :he ;" ld, lrs liv) leen :h Ime i) d371.Inthediscussion onsubprogramme 4(Standard-setting research andstudies), questions wereaskedconcerning thefourworking groupsmentioned underprogramme element 4.1(Standard-setting), output(i);themandate forthefrequency of meetings oftheWorking GroupofGovernmental Experts ontheRighttoDevelopment, mentioned underoutput(ii);andtheservicing oftheWorking Groupofthe Sub-Commission onPrevention ofDiscrimination andProtection ofMinorities onthe humanrightsofdetained persons, mentioned underoutput(iii). Withreference to programme element 4.2(Research andstudies), itwaspointed outthatreports on national institutions forthepromotion andprotection ofhumanrightswerelisted forboththeGeneral Assembly andtheCOmmission onHumanRights underoutputs (iv) and(v),andthedelegation wishedtoknowwhytworeports andtwooutputs hadbeen listed. Thesamedelegation inquired aboutthemandate foroutput(vi);thenumber ofreports thatwereenvisaged underoutput(vii)for1986;andthedifference between thetwotypesofdocuments citedinintermediate output(ii)ofprogramme element 4.2.Regarding thesameintermediate output, another delegation wondered whyMemberStates wouldaskfornotesverbales andWhytheyshould beshownas output. Onedelegation expressed concernatthenumberofstudies beingrequested bytheSub-Commission onPrevention ofDiscrimination andProtection ofMinorities thatwerethensentdirectly totheCommission onHumanRightswithout being discussed intheorganwhichhadrequested them.Itwastheunderstanding ofthat delegation thattheCommission hadadopted aresolution tolimitthenumberofsuch studies. ItwasalsostatedthattherewasnoneedfortheCentretoseekoutside expertise becauseitcouldgatherinformation fromMemberStates. Thesame
analysis: The text appears to be discussing a United Nations program or project related to human rights, with mentions of various activities, outputs, and working groups. The language used is formal and bureaucratic, suggesting a focus on administrative and organizational aspects. The topics discussed include fact-finding, documentation, publications, and research, which are all related to the promotion and protection of human rights.