text: it should not be seen as the end, but rather the beginning of a process to be pursued by the High Commissioner and the Sub-Committee on Administrative and Financial Matters. He endorsed the plea made by the Chairman, for the working group on protection and solutions called for by the fortieth session of the Executive Committee to begin work as soon as possible. Lastly, he stressed the importance of the chapter in the report on co-operation with other organizations, although it had to be borne in mind that the solutions it offered would only be effective in the meditim or long term. 33. Mr. LIMAN (United States of America) said that the.report of the Temporary Working Group constituted an agenda for action that would enable all those concerned to address refugee needs in all their dimensions. In order not to lose the benefits of that exercise it was particularly important to follow up its recommendations. He drew attention in particular to two elements in the report for which follow-up was vitally important: UNHCR should provide the Executive Committee with monthly updates on the budgetary situation to allow it to keep close track of that vital factor; secondly, the Sub-Committee on Administrative and Financial Matters should meet quarterly at the expert level in order to monitor items and ensure, in particular, a continuing exchange between the Executive Committee and UNHCR on the recommendations contained in the report. He expressed the conviction that on the basis of the efforts of previous months, UNHCR would be able to address problems more effectively than it had in the past, particularly in view of the success of the High Commissioner and his deputies in taking hard decisions which had nevertheless been built on consensus. He pledged the support of the 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the report of a Temporary Working Group and its recommendations for addressing refugee needs. It emphasizes the importance of following up on the report's recommendations and provides suggestions for implementing them. The text also mentions the High Commissioner and UNHCR, which suggests that the report may be related to international humanitarian efforts.