text: -41-Programme bud;etimplications ofthedraftresolution Rubmitted bytheSixthCowoitt.e initsreport(A/tt/l23, para.B), concerning agendaitem 14~* 32.Atthe48thmeeting, theChairman oftheAdvisory Co,nmittee saidthatunder th~termsofpa~agraphs 5anJ6ofthedraftresolution, theaeneral Assembly would ~ecidethataninternational ccnference ofplenipotentiaries wouldbeconvened at Vienna from2to19April1991toconsider thedraftConvention ontheLiability of Operators ofTran8vort Terminalo inInternational Tradeandwouldrequest the Secretary-noneral toinviterepressntatives ofthenational liberation movements reco~nized bytheOrganization of~frican Unitytoparticipate intheconference in thecapacity ofobservers. Theconference-servicing requirements wereestimated at $1,635,200. Asstatedinparagraph 6ofthestatement ofpro9ramme budq.t implications s~~nltted bytheSecretary-General (A/C.5/44/26), noadditional appropriations wouldberequired undersection 29(Conference andlibrary services) ofthe~roposed programme bUdgetforthebiennium 1090-1991. Ontheotherhand, additiona~ r~cources w~~lldhavetobeprovided tocovertravelandsubsistence costsoftheLegalCounpel ($3,100) an~ofrepresentatives ($17,100). Thosecosts, totalling $20,200, wouldbedealtwithinaccordanca ~iththeproceduf68 forthe useofthecontingency fundsetoutinsection CofannexItoAssembly resolution 41/213of19December 1986andint~.eannextoASf.embly resol'~tion ~2121lof 21December 1987.However, asw~sindicated inparagraph 10ofth6statement, in theeventthattheadditional resou'ces required couldnotbefinanced fromthe contingency fund, i~wouldbethei~tention oftheSecretary-General toreducethe attendance ofAtaffatsessions ofworking andstudygroupsaodtoredeploy the resources thusmadeavailable tomeetthosbadditional costs. 33.TbeAdv!snry Committee thereoire L8commended thattheFifthCommittee should informtheGeneral Assembly that,shouldtheAssembly advptthedraftresolution in question, anad~itional expenditure of'20,200 wouldariseandwouldbedealtwith inaccordance withtheprocedures fortheuseofther.ontinqency fundIthatamount wouldbeconsidered inthecontext oftheconsolidated statement ofprogramme budgetimplications andreviyed e8tim~te8 hiwhichwouldbvRubmitted tothe Assembly towards theendofthesession. (SeeA/C.5/44/SR.48, paras. 50and51.) Programme budgetimplications ofthedraftresolution SUbmitted b~ theSpecid Polit;',cal C.PlIIhlittec initsreport(A/44tH4, para.14), ~~u~'~.,geoda item78--* 34.Atthe48thmeeting, theChairman oftheAdvisory Committee saidthatthe Advisory Committee recommended thattheFifthCommittee shouldinformtheGeneral Assembly that,shouldtheAssembly adoptthedraftresolution inquestion, no additiona~ appropriatior~ wouldberequired intheproposed programme bUdgetfor thebiennium 1990-1991. (SeeA/C.5/44/SR.48, para.47.) *ReportoftneUnitedNations Commission onInternational TradeLawontha workofitstwenty-seco~d session. ** Compr~hensive reviewofthewhole que~tion ofpeace-keeping 'perations in alltheiraspects. -4~-Programme budgetimplications ofdraftresolution A'ubmitted bytheFirstCommittee init.r.port(A/44/1el. para.11), concerning agenda"temS9* Programme budgetimplications ofdraftresolution Fsubmitted ~theFirstCommittee initsrepOft(A/4t/180. para.21), conc.rning agendritem6t** 35.Atthe48thmeeting, theChairman oftheAdvisory Committee saidthatthetwo 8tatements ofprogramme budgetimplications submitted bytheSecretary-GeDeral (A/C.5/44/36 andA/C.5/4t/37) related tothedraftresolutions whichhadbe.n adopted bytheFirr.tCommittee andconcerned disarmament issu.s. Thestatement in document A/C.5/44/~6 concerned draftresolution FonUnit.dNationD r.gional centres forpeac.anddi5armam.nt. Suchcentres hadb.enestablish.d inthr•• regions (Africa, LatinAmerica andtheCaribbean, andAsia)byvirtueofG.n.ral Assembly resolutions 40/151 G,41/60Jand42/39D,respectively. The Secretary-Genetel understood thattheimplementation ofparagraph 3ofdraft resolution Fwouldentailtheestablishment undertheregular bUdgetofapostof Director (attheP-5l.vel)at.achofthethreer.gional centres. Forreasons set outInpara9raph 5ofdocument A/C.5/44/36, theSecretary-General proposed thatthe establishment ofthosethreepostsshouldbephasedlequentially overthe period1990-1992. Onthatbasis,heconsidered thattheestablishment ofapostof Director attheUnitedNations Regional CentreforPeaceandDisarmament inAfrica
analysis: This text appears to be discussing the budget implications of various draft resolutions related to international conferences, disarmament, and peacekeeping operations. While it does not explicitly mention economic development or natural resources, the text does touch on the topic of international trade and the establishment of regional centers for peace and disarmament, which suggests a connection to the category of International Trade.