text: :f ll !19", wlthout 6ny posslbitity or ,"l,i",oiig [iii. a."i"to.," and thatnave more powers than the Assembly itserf, rn relatlon to rcsc 1t would mean that the Ceneral Aseembly h"s no-choic.-iut to lmplenent eoy rcsc.declslons, right or rroflg, laken "na". a.ti"i.-il(cJ of its statute, lrhichwouLd create an abnonr,I sltualton. 21 / rcsc /21lcRP.ll. "^^_ _+! _The relevant provisloo of contracts reads that an appointftent in the Jecretariat of the unlted Nations is offered, t,in accordance,iin tl" terr" ".rdcaoditions epeci.fled below as ameoded by or as othernise provlded in the relevant Staff Regulation6 and Staff Rules, together orltt "u"f, amendments as may from tlme to time be made to such Staff RefuLations ."a """t Staff Rules,rl23l untred Nartons Charter, Art.22. -13- 44. In the Inspectolsr oPlnion' there are no legel grounds for aPPeals for the fo11o\,ring reasons : - a) Even FICSA concedes that the actlon6 taken by the General Assembly and the ICSC Chairmsn are not opportun€ for leSal action sincet as can be unde!€tood, the decislon to suspend inplenentation of the second part of the post adJusiment inctease for New York was taken not by the Assembly but by ICsc Itself. At its twenty-first aession lcsc took a decision on Inargin range i'hich practlcally made void the orre on suaPension; b) ICSC acted arbitrarlly while taklng a declsion on cla6siflcation of New York, not p!oceeding accordlng to the Noblemaire prlnclple or 1n accordance erith lts statuie (ert. it(c)) but 'rpra8matlcally" and thus has exceeded the polrere glven to it by the General Assenbly; c) ICsc, ln taklng a decislon on the 9.6 pe! cent lncreaae In Poet adjuet- nent for NeH York, whlch broadened the marSin' even by lts oltn caleulatlons' to 24 per cent, has lone beyond ILs mandate to keep lt "ttthin a leasonable range ot i5 per ""rra .rri thereLy went counter to the Assembly resolution 31/141;
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the internal governance and administrative decisions of the United Nations, specifically the General Assembly and the International Civil Service Commission (ICSC). The language used is formal and technical, suggesting that the text is related to the organization's internal workings. The mention of staff regulations, staff rules, and the UN Charter also points to a category related to the administration and management of the organization.