text: contribution of other international organizations co-operating with UNHCR could only be encouraged, on the understanding that it would in no way relieve the Office of the High Commissioner of its essential responsibilities, namely assistance to refugees, the protection of refugees and the search for durable solutions such as voluntary repatriation. 35. Mr. WALKER (Australia) said that he shared the general view that the report of the Temporary Working Group should be adopted by consensus. As several delegations had noted, it was the responsibility of good management to deliver cost-effective and efficient programmes. A fundamental link existed between income and expenditure, and his delegation looked forward to the conclusions of the work of the Sub-Committee on Administrative and Financial Matters on a nvimber of unresolved issues. It also recognized that the Sub-Committee should meet more frequently, without, however, impeding the High Commissioner's activities. Like the national administrations, UNHCR and the High Commissioner were committed to continuing the streamlining exercise in order to do more with less resources. However, rather than acting as a brake, the member countries should be supportive. 36. He fully agreed with the High Commisssioner that the refugee issue should be placed on the international political agenda. The international community was responsible for preventing the emergence of situations that led to refugee flows and for remedying situations that had already caused flows. For its part, the Government of Australia had made considerable efforts to try to restore peace in Cambodia. 37. Mr. SAFASE (Islamic Republic of Iran) commented first of all that the Temporary Working Group had performed an extremely useful exercise which had allowed participants to assess the full extent of the refugee problem and to conclude, with the help of the useful documents distributed by UNHCR, that the refugee problem, which was by its very nature an international one, received 
analysis: This text appears to be a discussion about the refugee crisis and the efforts of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) to address it. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting a high-level meeting or conference. The text mentions the importance of cooperation between organizations, budget management, and the need to place the refugee issue on the international political agenda. These points suggest that the category is likely related to humanitarian aid and international relations.