text: Secretary-General that the average ratio has a sound basis and should be proposed as a first step. The ratio will be subject to review and, if necessary, adjustment will be proposed within the context of reporting on the support account for peace-keeping operations, should it be approved. 14. As the level of the account is to be a direct function of aotual requirements, it is intended that this financing method should be reviewed at the end of the first two years, in the light of the actual experiencs gained in the operation of the support account and taking into consideration the amounts maae available to it Prom the budget proposals Submitted in respect of the peace-keeping operations for consideration by the Advisory Committee and the General Assembly. The results of this review would be reported to the Committee and the Assembly. Should this financing method be, at that point, extended and adjustments in the ratio become necessary, proposals for such adjustments would be made at that time. Adjustments could be either positive or negative and the reasons for this would be incorporated in the relevant reports. 15. Control and scrutiny by the Advisory Committee in the first instance and eventually by the General Assembly is exercised in the process of their consideration and decision with respect to the Secretary-General's proposals for the financing of the support account and subsequent annual scrutiny of the budget performance reports. 16. Proposals for the creation of posts to meet the additional work-load resulting f;om or caused by gor\rl offic8a and Pence-keeping activities would be checked by the / . . . A/45/493 English Page 6 Programme Planning and Budget Division against the following criteria, which are essentially the same criteria as govern the creation of posts relating to services provided by the United Nations: 
analysis: This text appears to be discussing the financial and administrative aspects of the United Nations' peacekeeping operations, specifically the creation of a support account and the allocation of funds for these operations. The language used is formal and bureaucratic, indicating that it is likely related to the organization's administrative and financial processes.