text: (e) Four members from Western European and other States. (continued) (c) Decision 441320: (d) Meeting of the Fifth Committee: A/C.5/44/SR.S1; (e) Plenary meeting: A/44/PV.xl, I... A/45/100 English Page 61 At its forty-fourth session, a/ the General Assembly appointed seven members of the Committee (decision 44/314). At present, the Committee is thus composed of the following States: Austria,888 Chile,* Cyprus,* Egypt,* Ethiopia,8 France,* German Democratic Republic,** Ghana,** Honduras,** Indonesia,** Iraq,*** Jamaica.** Japan,* Liberia,*** Mexico,*8* Mozambique,88 Pakistan,*88 Uganda,*** Union of Soviet Socialist Republics,8 United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland,** and United States of America.*** * Term of office expires on 31 December 1990. ** Term of office expires on 31 December 1991. *** Term of office.expires on 31 December 1992. At the forty-fifth session, the General Assembly will need to fill the seats being vacated by the following States: Chile, Cyprus, Egypt. Ethiopia, France. Japan and Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. As stipulated in paragraph 3 of resolution 431222 B, members of the Committee are eligible for immediate re-election. The Assembly will have before it a note by the Secretary-General (A/45/107 and Corr.1). (h) &p~&%&&.~t of wbmbmber of the United Nm tzQlm&m By a note dated 9 April 1990 (A/45/142), the Secretary-General requested the inclusion of the above sub-item in the provisional agenda of the forty-fifth session. The United Nations Staff Pension Committee. established by the General Asscwnbly in 1948 (r8solution 248 tIII)), deal8 with the administration of pension matters in so far as they relate to the United Nations (see it8m 132). It consists of four members and four alternate members elected by the Assembly, four members and two alternate members appointed by the Secretary-General and four members and two alternate members elected by the participants. 321 References for the forty-fourth session (agenda it8m 17 (g)): (a) Note hy the Secretary-General: A/44/388: (b) Decision 44/?l4: 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the composition and reappointment of members to the United Nations Staff Pension Committee, which is responsible for administering pension matters related to the United Nations. While it does not directly relate to any specific economic or social development issues, it may be relevant to the broader context of staff welfare and organizational administration.