text: 20. Turning to the question raised by the representative of Trinidad and Tobago, he said that UNHCR's policy was consistent in that the High Commissioner had always endeavoured to base transfers of human and material resources on actual needs, in other words, to transfer them from regions where needs were less urgent to regions facing more serious crises. 21. The CHAIRMAN said that, if there was no objection, he would take it that the Committee endorsed the conclusions and recommendations of CPC contained in paragraphs 323 to 325 of its report (A/38/38 (Part II)), taking into account the clarifications provided by the Vice-Chairman of CPC concerning paragraph 324. 22. It was so decided. 23. The CHAIRMAN announced that, in accordance with the request of the representatives of the United States and the USSR, a separate vote would be taken on the recommendation of the Advisory Committee for the transfer to the regular budget of 15 Professional posts, costing $2,231,600. 24. The recommendation of the Advisory Committee for the transfer of 15 Professional posts to the regular budget was approved by 70 votes to 10, with 9 abstentions. 25. Mr. MURRAY (United Kingdom), explaining his delegation's position after the vote, said that, despite its support for the activities of UNHCR, it had abstained from voting because of the considerable impact of the recommended transfer on the regular budget. 26. Mr. MAJOLI (Italy), explaining the position of his delegation after the vote, reaffirmed its support for UNHCR and said that it had abstained from voting out of respect for budgetary stringency. 27. Mrs. de HEDERVARY (Belgium), speaking in explanation of vote, said that the level of Belgium's voluntary contributions to the budget of UNHCR showed its attachment to the ideals of that body. Nevertheless, her delegation had not been 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the allocation of resources and budgeting for a humanitarian organization, specifically the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR). The language used is formal and official, suggesting that it may be a report or transcript from a meeting or conference.