text: Secretary-General requests onenewGeneral Service postonanestablished basis whichwouldincrease thenumberofpostsatViennatothree(oneatthe Professional level). IS3.37 TheAdvisory Committee doesnotobjecttotheestimates ofincomeand expenditure forvisitors' service andguidedlecture toursatGenevaandVienna, including therequest foranewGeneral Service postatVienna. Nevertheless, the Advisory Committee truststhattheSecretarY-General willmonitor thesituation closely andtakeearlyactiontoreduceexpenses iftheprojected deficits forthe twoservices persist.IS3.35 Asregards thevisitors' serviceatGeneva, theAdvisory Committee notes fromparagraph IS3.92oftheproposed programme budgetthatthenumberofvisitors isexpected toincrease during1986-1987. Nonetheless,thenetdeficitis expected toincrease to$562,400 in1986-1987 ascompared with$334,600 for 1984-1985 (tableIS3.34). TheSecretarY-General' attributes theincrease inthe deficit tothestrengthened UnitedStatesdollarvis-a-vis theSwissfranc (para.IS3.92oftheproposed programme budget). Noincrease isproposed tothe regular staffing establishment offourposts(oneattheProfessional level)for thisservice (tableIS3.36). 85-22905 5585-88f (E)
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the budget and administrative aspects of the United Nations, specifically the Secretariat-General's request for a new General Service post at Vienna and the expected deficits for visitors' services at Geneva and Vienna. The text also mentions the strengthening of the US dollar against the Swiss franc as a factor contributing to the increase in deficit. Based on this information, it seems that the text is more focused on the administrative and financial aspects of the UN rather than specific sectors like agriculture or industry.