text: emoluments, theyshouldbenogreater thanthosepaidtomembers oftheHuman RightsCommittee. ItalsonotedthattheSecretary-General's proposal tomeettho requirement underothercostsfromtheprovision forpotential mandates fromthe Economic andSocialCouncil wasSUbject totheGeneral Assembly's approval of estimates undersection 23,inclusive ofthatprovision, andthattheexpenditure underconsideration wassubject totheentryintoforceoftheConvention. Accordingly, theAdvisory Committee recommended thattheFifthCommittee should informtheAssembly that,shoulditdecidetopaylheproposed emoluments, thesum -39-iDvolved wouldamouDtto$32,000 aDdthat,shoulditadoptthedraftresolution in que.tloD, DOadditional appropriations wouldberequired UDdereithersection 23or ,ectioD 29.(SeeA/C.5/44/SR.43, paras.18-22.) -40-PrQgramm' budgetimpligatiQns Qfthedraftr"QlutiQnl gQptaip.d in dgcument, A/tllL,ao, Lea7,Lea9-L,33, Le3t/B.y,1, Le3GandL,40, cgncerning agendait.m28* 29.Atthe46thmeeting, theChai~an oftheAdvIsory Committee saIdthat, pursuant tothedraftresolutions contained indocuments A/tt/L.33 andA/4t/L,tO, theIntergovernmental GrouptoMonitor theSupplyandShipping ofOilandPetroleum Products toSouth Afri~aandtheCommission against Apartheid inSportswouldhold sessions in1990.Inparagraphs 23and30ofthestatement oftheprogramme bUdget implications ofthe10draftresolutions concerning thepolicies ofapartheid of theGovernment ofSouthAfrica(A/C.5/4t/29), theSecretary-General indicated that theconference-servicing requirements couldbeaccommodated fromwithinthe permanent resources oftheDepartment ofCOnference Services oftheSecretariat undersection 29(conference andlibrary services) oftheproposed programme bUdget forthebiennium 1990-1991. Theadditional expenditures ~hichwouldbeincurred in 1990fortheimplementation oftheactivities referred tointhe10draft resolutions wereestimated at$1,589,100, Inviewoftheeffective rateof resource utilization duringthethreepreceding bieoniums, thatamounthadbeen reduced to$1,427,900; asitrelated mainlytocontinuing activities, itwasset against theestimates for1990undersection 3(Political affairs, trusteeship and decolonization) andsection 27(Public information) oftheproposed programme budget. However, inviewofthenewactivities, especially inthefieldof information, additional financing wouldberequired inanamouutof'247,0001 $142,500 undersection 3and'10t,500 undersection 27.Sincethe Secretary-General proposed tofinance theadditional requirements under.ection 3 (142,500) byusingln1990apartoftheprovision for1991,noadditional appropriation wouldberequired undersection 3.Nevertheless, theremightbea needforsubsequent recourse tothecontingency fundshouldtheGeneral Assembly, atitsforty-fifth session, authorize for1991activities atacosthigherthanthe balance remaining undersection 3A.3(Apartheidl Special Committee andother bodies), 30.Theprovision for1990undersection 27wou'dnotbesufficient toaccommodate th.·information activities requested inthedraftresolutions. Iftheadditional requirement (104,500) couldnotbefinanced fromthecontingency fund,the Secretary-General proposed, pursuant totheannextoGeneral Assemlly resolution 42/211of21December 1987,todeferuntilthebiennium 1992-1993 theactivities referred toinparagraph 38ofdocument A/C,5/t4/29. 31,TheAdvisory Committee hadnoobjection totheestimates submitted bythe Secretary-General, Itrecommended thattheFifthCommittee shouldinformthe General Assembly t~~t,ifitadopted the10draf.tresolutions, noadditional provision undersection 3wouldberequired atthtipresent stageinviewofthe proposals madebytheSecretary-General inparagraph 35ofhisstatement of programme budgetimplications, Theadditional expenditure under.ection 27 (104,500) couldbefinanced inaccordance withtheprocedure fortheoperation of thecontingency fundadopted bytheAssembly insection Coftheannextoits resolution 42/211, Accordinqly, tl_additional requirement requ.sted bythe Secretary-General wouldbeconsidered inthecontext oftheconsolidated statement ofprogramme budgetimplications andrevised estimates bltobesubmitted tothe Assembly atalate~stage. (SeeA/C.5/44/SR,46, paras,1-3,) Policies ofapartbAiQ oftheGovernment ofSouthAfrica,
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the budget implications of a series of draft resolutions related to the policies of apartheid in South Africa. The resolutions concern the supply and shipping of oil and petroleum products, the Commission against Apartheid in Sports, and the Intergovernmental Group to Monitor the Supply and Shipping of Oil and Petroleum Products to South Africa. The text also mentions the need for additional financing for information activities and the possibility of deferring some activities until the next biennium.