text: of the global report on human settlements. The Advisory Committee felt that the estimated production cost should be reduced by $73,400. 51. The CHA~N drew the attention of members to the views of CPC on section 19 as contained in paragraphs 289 to 301 of its report (A/38/38 (Part II)). In re~nse to an observation by Mr. Sagrera (Spain), he said that the amount of $110,901,900 in the Spanish text of the proposed progranane budget would be corrected to read $10,901,900. 58. If there was no objection, he would take it that the Committee endorsed the recommendations of CPC, as contained in paragraphs 298 and 301 of the latter's report (A/38/38 (Part II)). 59. It was so decided. 60. Mr. GIDLEY (United States of America) proposed the deletion of the provision of $26,000 referred to in paragraph 19.11 of the proposed programme budtet, since that provision related, inter alia, to the travel of members of national liberation movements. 61. The United States proeoyl was rejected bY 72 votes to 5, with 4 abstentions. 62. Mrs. REBONG (Philippines) said that her delegation had inadvertently recorded a vote in favour by the Peruvian delegation, which had been absent, in addition to its own1 the number of affirmative votes should therefore be reduced by one. 63. Mr. SIBOMANA (Burundi) said that, had his delegation been present during the vote, it would have voted in favour. 64. Mr. VAN HELLENBERG HUBAR (Netherlands) said that, although his Government's support for national liberation movements was well known, his delegation had abstained during the vote because its definition of a national liberation movement did not necessarily coincide with what was reflected in paragraph 19.11. 65. The recommendation of the AdvisorY Committee for an approPriation in the amount of $10,581,500 under section 19 for the biennium 1984-1985 was approved in first reading without a vote. 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the budget and financial allocation for a specific program or project, likely related to international cooperation or development. The mention of national liberation movements and the discussion around a provision for their travel suggests that the program may be related to international relations or humanitarian aid. However, the focus on financial details and budgeting suggests that the category may be more related to economic development or international trade.