text: UNITED NATIONS A GeneralAssemblyDistr. GENERAL A/C.5/45/5 24September 1990 ORIGINAL: ENGLISH ; Forty-fifth session FIFTHCOMMITTEE ALLOCATION OFAGENDA ITEMSTOTHEFIFTHCOMMITTEE Letterdated21September 1990fromthePresident ofthe General Assembly totheChairman oftheFifthCommittee Ihavethehonourtotransmit toyouherewith thedecisions takenbythe General Assembly atthe3rdplenary meeting ofitsforty-fifth session pertaining totheallocation ofitemstotheFifthCommittee. MayIalsoinviteyourattention totherecommendations ontheorganization of taesession, contained insection IIofthereportoftheGeneral Committee (A/45/250), whichwerealsoapproved bytheGeneral Assembly atits3rdplenary meeting. Iearnestly request yourco-operation inthisregard. (Signed) GuidodeMARCO 90-23684 1851e(E) /... Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryA/C.5/45/5 English Page2 ALLOCATION OFITEMSTOTHEFIFTHCOMMITTEE 1.Financial reports andaudited financial statements, andreports oftheBoard ofAuditors (item116): (a)UnitedNations; (b)UnitedNations Development Programme; (c)UnitedNations Children's Fund; (d)UnitedNations Relief andWorksAgencyforPalp.stine Refugees intheNear East; (e)UnitedNations Institute forTraining andResearch; (f)Voluntary fundsadministered bytheUnitedNations HighCommissioner for Refugees; (g)FundoftheUnited Nations Environment Programme; (h)UnitedNations Population Fund; (i)UnitedNations Habitat andHumanSe.ttlements Foundation. 2.Reviewoftheefficiency oftheadministrative andfinancial functioning of theUnitedNations (item117). [TheGeneral Assembly decided toallocate thisitemtotheFifthCommittee, on theunderstanding thatthereport ontheUnitedNations intergovernmental structure andfunctions intheeconomic andsocialfields wouldbeconsidered directly inplenary meeting andthatsuchadecision wouldinnowayprejudge thearrangements tobemadeforthefutureconsideration oftheitem.] 3.Programme budgetforthebiennium 1990-1991 (item118). 4.Programme planning (item119). 5.Current financial crisisoftheUnited Nations (item120). 6.Financial emergency oftheUnitedNations (item121). 7.Administrative andbudgetary co-ordination oftheUnited Nations withthe specialized agencies andtheInternational Atomic Energy Agency (item122). /... Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryA/C.5/45/5 English Page3 8.JointInspection Unit(item123). [TheGeneral Assembly decided toallocate thisitemtotheFifthCommittee, on theunderstanding thatthereports oftheJointInspection Unitdealing with subject-matters assigned tootherMainCommittees wouldbereferred alsoto thoseCommittees.] 9.Pattern ofconferences (item124). 10.Scaleofassessments fortheapportionment oftheexpenses oftheUnited Nations .(item125). 11.Personnel questions (item126): (a)Composition oftheSecretariat; (b)Respect fortheprivileges andimmunities ofofficials oftheUnited Nations andthespecialized agencies andrelated organizations; (c)Otherpersonnel questions. 12.UnitedNations common system(item127). 13.UnitedNations pension system(item128). 14.Financing oftheUnitedNations peace-keeping forcesintheMiddleEast (item129): (a)United Nations Disengagement Observer Force; (b)UnitedNations Interim ForceinLebanon. 15.Financing oftheUnitedNations I4an-Iraq Military Observer Group(item130). 16.Financing oftheUnited Nations AngolaVerification l~isr!on (item131). 17.Financing oftheUnitedNations Transition Assistance uLOUp(item132). 18.Financing oftheUnited Nations Observer GroupinCentral America (item133). 19.Administrative andbudgetary aspects ofthefinancing oftheUnited Nations peace-keeping operations (item134). I •.• Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryAlC.5/45/5 English Page4 20.ReportoftheEconomic andSocialCouncil (chapters I,II1(section B)andVI (sections BandC»(item12). [TheGeneral Assembly decided thatthechapters ofthereportlisted below
analysis: The document appears to be a report from the United Nations General Assembly's Fifth Committee, which focuses on administrative and budgetary matters. The items listed in the report cover a range of topics related to the United Nations' operations, including financial reports, budget planning, personnel questions, and the financing of peacekeeping operations. The report also touches on the organization's economic and social activities, including reports from the Economic and Social Council.