text: At the fortieth sesElon, the cgneral Assenbly wil-l have before lt thetolIo$ing docunenta: (a) Report. of the Internatlonal Civil Service Connlsaionr Supplenent No, 30(a,/40/30t, (b) Note b'y the Sec retary-Gen€ral transmitting the vlees of the Federation ofInternational CiviL Servant6r Asaoci ations- I25. United Nations pengion systeq3 report of Che United Natlons Joint Staff Pensi,on Board At tbe fortieth session, the General Assenbly eill have before it thetollo0inq docunenta: (al Report of the Unlted Nation€ iloint Staft pension Board! Supplenent No.(A/40/9t:' (b) Reporc (c) Reportof ofthe Secr etary-Gene raL on the ineestnents of the Pension Fundi t,he Advisory Connittee, t26. (a) Uni.ted NationE Disenaaqement Observer Forces report of the Sec retarv-General A! the forlieth session, the General Assembly eill have before i! thefolloeing documentg: (a) Report. of the Secretary-cener aI on the financing of ITNDOF i (b) Report ot the Adui6ory Coromittee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions. (b) At the fortieth sesalon, the ceneral Assenblv eill. have before it thefollooing documents: (al Report of the Sec retary-cenera 1 on the financing of ITNIFIL,A/ 40/r00/Add.r Eng Iish Paqe 8l (b) Report of the Advisory Connittee on Adninistrative and Budgetary Questions. (c) Reeiee of the rates of reinbursement to the Governnents of troqFcontr ibut inq States: report of the S eqretarv-Generaf At the fortieth session, the ceneral Assembly will have before lt the followirq docunents: (a) Report of the Sec r etary-Genera I on lhe revies of the rates of reinbursenent to the Governments of CroolFconCr ibuEing Statesi (b) Report of the Advi.sory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Queatlon6. I27. Considerat ion of the draft articles on moat- favoured-naE ion clauses: report At the fortieth 6ession, Ehe General Assernbly will have before i! the reportof tlre S ec retary-General called for under resolution 38/L27 (A/40/444). 128, United Natlone Proqranme of Assistance in t.he Teachinq, Study, Disset0ination
analysis: This text appears to be a collection of documents related to the United Nations, including reports, notes, and resolutions. The documents mention various topics such as pension funds, financing, and reimbursement rates. The language used is formal and technical, suggesting that the documents are likely related to administrative or financial matters within the United Nations. Given the focus on financial and administrative topics, it is likely that the documents are related to the functioning of the United Nations as an organization.