text: 70.2 102.1 Total (124.3) 207.2 82.9 Other Total 1982-1983 revised estimates 461.4 10 625.0 11 086.4 Total (124.3) 207.2 82.9 P?tz:l> ..0 _g ~ 11) ...... ..... \11 1-'CII'­O'I::TW 00 ' ol>o "' '-> a. a. . "' "' D. Library Services, Headquarters Revised budget estimates (Increasea $82,900) A/C.5/38/49/Add.29 English Page 17 29.39 Additional requirements are due to increases under general operating expenses ($70,200) and supplies, materials and equipment ($102,100), partly offset by savings under salaries and common staff costs ($89,400). Salaries and common staff costs (Decrease: $89,400) 29.40 A decrease of $89,400 is the net effect of increases under established posts due to higher actual salaries than the standard rates ($136,200) and general temporary assistance attributable to a higher incidence of replacement of staff on extended sick leave and maternity leave ($38,900) and a decrease under common staff costs ($264,500). General operating expenses ($70,200) 29.41 An increase of $70,200 under this object of expenditure is attributable to the rental of computer terminals and word-processing equipment partly offset by savings under contractual library services. Supplies, materials, furniture and equipment (Increase: $102,100) 29.42 The increase under this heading is due to additional expenditures of $77,100 required for the purchase of library books and periodical publications reflecting the particularly high rate of inflation in the book market and additional requirements of $25,000 to purchase dictionaries for the Translation Services. / ... ..... . . . Table 29.10 Regular budgeta distribution of revised estimates by programme (Thousands of US dollars) Estimated additional requirements E. Library Services, I Revised I I I I Geneva I appropria- I I I Decisions I I tions I I Rates of I of policy- I Redeployment and Programmes I 1982-1983 I. Inflation I exchange _lmaki.ng organ.sl _ oth~r ~hllll9~S _ _j _ 'l'Qtal _. J Executive direction and management 
analysis: The text appears to be a budget report for a library service, discussing changes in expenditures for various categories such as salaries, supplies, and equipment. The language used is technical and focused on administrative aspects, suggesting a connection to education and information services.