text: 36. The CHAIRMAN invited the Committee to consider the proposal of Nigeria, as amended by Sweden, for an appropriation of $27,400 for ODPAC for 1984, and an appropriation of $88,000 as the Organization's contribution to the ACC Sub-Committee on NUtrition for the biennium 1984-1985, making a total amount of $115,400. 37. Mr. GIDLEY (Ulited States of .America) said that he had no objection to make to the substance of the proposal but regretted that the normal procedure had not been followed\ the Advisory Committee had not had all the relevant information when it examined the Secretary-General's estimate and it was the Fifth Committee which had subsequently been given additional data. In the circumstances, the United States delegation would vote against the Nigerian proposal if it was put to the vote. 38. ~. KHALETINSKY (Ulion of Soviet Socialist Republics) supported the Advisory Committee's recommendation and asked for a vote on the Nigerian proposal. 39. Mr. STEEteERGER (~nmark), in explanation of his vote before the vote, said that his delegation regretted that, because the necessary information was not available, the Advisory Committee had been unable to approve the Secretary-General's original estimates. He was glad that the additional information provided to the Fifth Committee in response to his questions and those of the representative of Sweden enabled him to vote without reservation for the Nigerian proposal. I ... A/C.5/38/SR.43 English Page 10 40. Mr. EL SAFTY (Egypt) said that he would vote in favour of the Nigerian proposal for the simple reason that the Advisory Committee had not had complete information when it made its recommendations, and that the Fifth conunittee was fully entitled to amend an estimate under consideration in the light of the further details provided to it. 
analysis: The text discusses the allocation of funds for international organizations and committees, specifically the Organization for the Development of the Niger Delta (ODPAC) and the ACC Sub-Committee on Nutrition. The topic is not directly related to any specific industry or sector, but rather to the administration and funding of international organizations.