text: peace-keeping matters during periods of peak work-load8 such as when new peace-keeping operations are being established. For example, during such periods, the Logistics Planning Subgroup of the Senior Planning and Monitoring Group would require logistical experts familiar with particular regions and planning, either on a contingency or an actual basis, for proposed new operations and the resources in the account for support of peace-keeping operations could be utilized to acquire such expertise for short periods. 5. The Secretary-General had requested the concurrence of the Advisory Committee p- Administrative and Budgetary Questions for the establishment only, with effect ;;o:fi 1 January 1990, of the separate account to be funded by credits transferred from the various peace-keeping budgets in amounts equal to the approved provisions a...rO--*- for overioad por;t* COaiiaiiied in sai% of the uuuy=kr, against uhicb ~r".rr..s.r.. L""'yY'Y.~ posts representing approved overload posts would then be established. In connection with the establishment of the percentage rate for determining the amount to be included I... A/45/493 English page 3 in future budgets, the Secretary-General indicated that the rate should be based on the experience gained regarding the overall level of requirements needed for such support and that it was his intention to report to the General Assembly, through the Advisory Committee, at the forty-fifth or forty-sixth session. 6. The Advisory Committee, in its response to the Secretary-General (A/44/866, annex ) , indicated that the establishment of the account was, in principle, attractive and should more appropriately be named support account for peace-keeping operations. However, the Committee had a number of problems with the proposal as formulated. It had difficulty agreeing to the establishment of an account for which all the mechanics had not been developed and although it was clear that for 1990 the Secretary-General sought to transfer to the account only credits from 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing administrative and budgetary matters related to peace-keeping operations, which are likely to involve financial resources and personnel. The mention of logistical experts and establishment of a separate account for support of peace-keeping operations suggests that the topic is related to the management and organization of international efforts.