text: requested him to consider making provision in his proposed programme budget for the biennium 1988-1989 for a meeting of the Chairmen of the supervisory bodies in 1988 (resolutions 39/138, 401116, 411121, 42/105 and 431115). At its forty-fourth session, m/ the General Assembly endorsed the recommendations of the meeting of persons chairing the human rights treaty bodies UW References for the forty-fourth session (agenda item 109)s (a) Report of the Secretary-ganeral: A/44/5391 (b) notes by tbs Secretary-General: A/44/98 and A/44/668; /... A/45/100 English Page 275 aimed at stresmliaing, rationalising and otherwise improving reporting procedureSr as well as the continuing efforts in that connection by the treaty bodies and the Secretary-Generals welcomed the appointment by the Secretary-General of a task force to prepare a study on computerising, as far as possible, the work of the treaty-monitoring bodies, with a view to increasing efficiency and facilitating compliance by States parties with their reporting obligations and examination of reports by the treaty bodies8 encouraged the Secretary-General to proceed with the planned finalisation, and circulation to the various treaty bodies, of the draft detailed reporting manual to assist States in the fulfilment of their reporting obligationst acknowledged the recommendations of the meeting of persons chairing human rights treaty bodies on the need to ensure financing and adequate staffing resources for the operations of the treaty bodies; requested the Secretary-General, as a matter of priority, to consider administrative and budgetary measures to alleviate the current financial difficulties of the treaty bodies and thus guarantee their regular functioning and to report on these measures to the Commission on Human Rights at its forty-sixth session8 requested the Secretary-General’to convene, within existing resources, a further meeting of the persons chairing the treaty bodies in 19901 and expressed its satisfaction with tbe study by an independent expert on possible long-term approaches to enhancing the 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the budget and operations of international organizations, specifically the United Nations, related to human rights treaty bodies. The text mentions the reporting procedures, financing, and staffing resources of these bodies, suggesting a focus on administrative and organizational aspects rather than a specific sector or issue area.