text: 25. Mr. MURRAY (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland), supported by Mr. HELLENBORG-HUBAR (Netherlands) and Mr. RALLIS (Greece), said that his delegation had joined in the consensus on the understanding that the question of travel of SIDFAs could be reopened once the exact number of SIDFAs was known. 26. Mr. KHALEVINSKY (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics) noted that the estimates for section 17 were considerably higher than the appropriations for the current biennium. The Secretary-General had requested a number of new posts and proposed the unjustified reclassification of others. Some $3 million had been included in the estimates for inflation. Proposed expenditure on travel was too high. The Advisory Committee had recommended a justifiable cut in the estimates but, in the view of his delegation, it could have gone much further than it had. His delegation agreed, in particular, with the Advisory Committee's view that extrabudgetary activities should not be charged to the regular budget. If the estimates for section 17, had been put to a vote, his delegation would not have been able to support them. 27. Mr. ELDIN (Sudan) expressed support for the activities of UNIDO and the appropriation requested under section 17. 28. Mr. RINCON (Venezuela) said that had the appropriations requested in paragraphs 17.17 and 17.38 of the proposed programme budget been put to a vote, his delegation would have voted in favour. 29. Mr. KAMAL (Pakistan) endorsed the comments made by the representative of Finland with regard to the system of consultations. It was to be hoped that the follow-up on the wood and wood products industry would continue in the light of the relevant resolution of the Economic and Social Council. The Industrial Development Board could decide at its eighteenth session on fresh priority areas on the basis of the proposed consultations. I ... A/C.5/38)SR.27 English -e6 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the budget and appropriations of the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO), specifically the section 17 of the proposed programme budget. The speakers mention the need for consultations, estimates, and reclassification of posts, which suggests that the topic is related to the organization's activities and budgeting. The mentions of "wood and wood products industry" and "Industrial Development Board" also point towards an industry-related topic.