text: international economic relations andontheroleoftheUnitedNations in thatendeavour (secondquarter, 1.986)", (c)Thefollowing additional output underprogramme element 6.3: "(ii)ReporttotheCommission forSocial Development onnational experience infar-reaching economic andsocialchanges forthepurpose of socialprogress (firstquarter, 1987)". Programme 5.Globalsocialdevelopment issues 8.Inparagraph 630ofitsreport, theCommittee recommended the"addition ofthe following output underprogramme element 2.3: "(ii)Technical publication: guidelines fortheprovision ofsocialservices tomigrant workers andtheirfami!les." -2-1l. progr ther outp progr para secti Proqr 12. Co-or para. tran para Budg requ for 13.9.ShouldtheGeneral Assembly approve theserecommendations, theaddition ofthe abovefouroutputs wouldrequire programme adjustments andtheywouldbecarried outfromtheresources allocated tosection 6oftheproposed proqramme budgetfor thebiennium 1986-1987. Section 9.Transnational corporations Subprogramme 1.Securing aneffective codeofconduct 10.Inparagraph 639ofitsreport, theCommittee forProgramme andCo-ordination r'ecommended thefollowing changes: (a)Theaddition ofthefollowing output underprogramme element 1.3(twonew outputs): "(iii) Salespublication: reportoftheIntergovernmental Working Group ofExperts onInternational Standards ofAccountinq andReporting (second quarter, 1986;secondquarter, 1987)"J (b)Revision,as follows ofthetextofoutput(ii)underproqramme element 1.4(reduction fromtwooutputs toone): "(ii)Salespublication: surveyoftrendsininternational, reqional andbilateral arrangements andagreement relating totransnational corporations (firstquarter, 1986)". 11.ShouldtheGeneral Assembly approve theserecommendations, thenecessary programme adjustments wouldbeasindicated above. Theresources released through thereduction ofthenumberofoutputs fromtwotooneunderprogramme element 1.4, output(ii),would ~eredeployed tothepreparation oftheadditional outputs under programme element 1.3,output(iii),asrecommended bytheCommittee in paragraph 639(c).Nochangeisanticipated intheresource requirements for section 9asawhole. Section 10.Economic Commission forEurope Programme 10.Transport, communications andtourism inEurope 12.Asindicated inparaqraph 643ofitsreport, theCommittee forProgrammp. and Co-ordination couldnotagreetotheestablishment ofanewP-3postprooosed in paragraph 10.55oftheproposed programme budgettoimplement activities onthe transport ofdanqerous goodsundersubprogramme 2(Traffic facilitation). In paraqraph 10.7ofitsrepor.t,1/theAdvisory Committee onAdministrative and Budqetary OIJestions, afterhearing additional evidence justifyingtheresources requested, recommended approval oftheSecretary-General's estimatp. of$23,462,000 forsection 10,whichincludes theP-3postinquestion. 13.Durinqthebiennium 1984-1985, asrequested bytheEconomic andSocialCouncil inparaqraph 3(d)ofitsresolution 1983/7of26May1983,additional temporary assistance wasmadeavailable fromwithinexisting resources tosupport theworkof theCommittee ofExperts ontheTransport ofDangerous GoOdsthrouqh savinqs in resources appropriated undersection 10oftheproqramme budgetforthatbiennium. Inbudqetinq forthebiennium 1986-1987 therecanbenoexpectation thatsavinqs -3-willbeavailable forthisproqramme. Therefore, shouldtheGeneral Assembly concur withtherecommendati<'n oftheCommittee forProQramme andCo-ordination, theactivities programmed for1986-1987 wouldhavetobereduced bytheequivalent of24Professional work-months. 14.Thus,shouldtheGeneral Assembly notapprove th~establishment ofthepost, theestimated requirements forsection 10forthebiennium 1986-1987 wouldbe reduced by$54,200. Section 31(Staffassessment) andincomesection 1(Income fromstaffassessment) wouldeachbereduced by$13,800. Section 11.Economic andSocial Commission forAsiaandthePacific Proqramme 6.Industrial development inAsiaandthePacific
analysis: The text appears to be a report on the United Nations' proposed programme budget for the biennium 1986-1987, discussing various programme elements and subprogrammes related to international economic relations, global social development, and regional economic commissions. The report highlights programme adjustments, budget requirements, and resource reallocation for different sections and subprogrammes.