A/RES/43/22 GA

The President

That concludes our considera tion of agenda item 21. AGENDA ITf)l 49 REVI~ OF THE EFFICIENCY OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE AND FINANCIAL FUNCfION ING OF THE UNITED NAT]nNS: NOTE BY THE SECRETARY-GENERAL (A/43/785)

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The President

The Assembly has before it, in document A/43/785, the note by the Secretary-General which draws the attention of Member Sta tes to the repor t of the Specia1 Commiss ion of the Economic and Soc ia1 Council on the In-depth Study of the United Nations Intergovernmental Structure and Functions in the Economic and Social Fields (E/1988/7S). Members will recall that the Assembly decided at its 3r…

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The President

I should like to consult the members 1n connection with this item. At the beqinninq of our debate on this item, a suggestion was made that it would be a good idea for consultations to continue on the draft resolution. Since that suqqestion was made, it would appear the Assembly has come to share that view. May I, then, take it that the General Assembly will resume its consideration of the i…

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The President

I should now like to make some announcements concerning changes in our programme of work as it was announced on 1 November 0 They are as follows: On the morning of Monday, 14 November, the Assembly will consider agenda item 31, "Zone of peace and co~peration in the South Atlantic", and will begin its consideration of agenda item 29, "Question of Namibia". In the afternoon of Tuesdav, 15 Nov…

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The President

On behalf of the members of the General Assembly and on my own behalf, I wish to extend to the Government and people of China, recently struck by an earthquake, our deepest sympathy at this major disaster that has caused tragic loss of life and extensive material damage in that country. I also wish to express assurances of the complete solidarity of the international community with the Gover…

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