text: human rights situations referred to the Commission on Human Rights by the Sub-Commission on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities under Economic and Social Council resolution 1503 (XLVIII). C. Activities by which the requests would be implemented 125. In order to carry out the activity envisaged by this draft resolution, the Working Group would meet for five working days prior to the Commission's forty-seventh session to examine such particular situations as might be referred to the Commission by the Sub-Commission on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities at its forty-second session. D- Additional requirements at full cost 126. The related full cost of provision of conference-servicing for holding the five working days of meetings immediately prior to the forty-seventh session of the Commission on Human Rights are estimated on a full-cost basis, as follows: -51-1991 (US dollars) I. Meeting servicing (10 meetings: E,F,R,S) 31 900 II. In-session documentation (20 pages, 5 documents: E,F,R,S) 9 600 III. Post-session documentation (20 pages, 1 document: A,C,E,F,R,S) 16 400 Total 57 900 E. Potential for absorption 127. The estimates of conference-servicing costs indicated in paragraph 126 above are based on the assumption that no part of the conference-servicing costs requirements would be met from within1 the permanent conference-servicing capacity under Section 29 (Conference Services Division, Geneva) of the programme budget, and that additional resources would be required for temporary assistance for meetings. The extent to which the Organization's permanent capacity needs to be supplemented by temporary assistance resources can be determined only in the light of the calendar of conferences for 1990-1991. However, as indicated in paragraph 29.5 of the programme budget, the 1990-1991 level of resources for temporary assistance for meetings was estimated on the basis of previous experience to accommodate, not only meetings known at the time of the budget preparations, but also meetings
analysis: The text appears to be related to the United Nations Commission on Human Rights and the budgeting process for a specific activity. The language used is formal and technical, indicating a focus on administrative and organizational matters. The text mentions "human rights situations" and "requests" being referred to the Commission, suggesting that the category would fall under human rights or humanitarian aid and relief.