text: 24. Within this programme, it would also be the intention of the Secretary-General to establish the group of experts referred to in paragraph 20 above. However, the Secretary-General is of the view that the responsibilities outlined in paragraph 20 are those of the Secretariat. The group of experts therefore would provide advice to the Secretariat but the Secretariat would be responsible for the tasks enumerated in operative paragraph 4 (a) to (e) of the draft resolution. 25. The draft resolution, if adopted, would therefore be implemented on the understanding outlined above. V. PROGRAMME BUDGET IMPLICATIONS OF COMMITTEE DECISION 11/105 ON THE MANAGEMENT OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF SENTENCING POLICIES 26. In its decision 11/105, the Committee on Crime Prevention and Control recommended that the Economic and Social Council transmit to the Eighth United Nations Congress on the Prevention of Crime and the Treatment of Offenders a draft resolution entitled "Management of criminal justice and development of sentencing policies". 27. By operative paragraph 13 of the draft resolution, the Eighth Congress would request the Secretary-General: (a) To develop a data base of innovative programmes for the computerization of criminal justice systems that might be applicable to systems in Member States; (b) To facilitate the exchange of information, experience and personnel between jurisdictions that are in the process of computerizing some aspects of their criminal justice systems and those that are at a more advanced stage of that process; (c) To disseminate information on relevant experience in that area; (d) To provide adequate resources for the completion of those tasks. 28. In this connection, the attention of the Council is drawn to Committee decision 11/103 as dealt with in section IV above. It is indicated that the Secretary-General would strengthen the Global Crime and Criminal Justice Information network and establish a technical co-operation programme for the 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the management of criminal justice and the development of sentencing policies within the United Nations framework. It mentions the establishment of a group of experts, the development of a data base, and the exchange of information between jurisdictions. These activities seem to be focused on governance and international cooperation rather than economic, environmental, or social development.