text: Committee (A/AC.96/737). The report of the Temporary Working Group (A/AC.96/742) constituted a well-balanced text which indicated what was in fact feasible in view of the manifold constraints under which the Temporary Working Group had operated. It would prove useful in attaining the common aim, which was to contribute to helping refugees more than had been possible in the past. 26. Mr. LILLIS (Observer for Ireland), speaking on behalf of the member States of the European Community, recalled that in October 1989 the Executive Committee had met in a situation of deepening crisis and that for the first time the European Community and its member States, which contributed over 40 per cent of UNHCR's budget had spoken with one voice, making specific proposals on identifying more effective ways of meeting the needs of refugees throughout the world. The Temporary Working Group, had produced a consensus report reflecting the views and needs of all those with a concern for refugee matters. The European Community and its member States regarded the consensus achieved as of vital importance and believed that the report was an important step in addressing UNHCR's financial problems. They welcomed the recommendation for a decision that the members of the Working Group should follow up, in the Sub-Committee on Administrative and Financial Matters and prepare, in conjuction with UNHCR, recommendations for consideration by the A/AC.96/SR.448 page 8 forty-first session of the Executive Committee in October 1990 on funding options and unresolved budgetary issues, as well as the recommendations which emphasized the importance of financial planning and procedural review within UNHCR. They believed the strong emphasis on increased co-ordination and co-operation between UNHCR and other United Nations agencies and non-governmental organizations was essential in order more effectively to address the needs of many millions of human beings. They considered the 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the efforts of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) to address the needs of refugees worldwide. The Temporary Working Group's report is mentioned as a consensus document that reflects the views and needs of various stakeholders, including the European Community and its member States. The text highlights the importance of increased coordination and cooperation between UNHCR and other organizations to address the needs of refugees.