Fifth Committee that a system of close budgetary and-financial relationships between the United Nations and the specialized agencies is desirable for giving effect to the provisions of the Charter;
Requests the Secretary-General, in consultation with the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions:
1
To continue exploratory discussions with the specialized agencies and to report and make recommendations to the next regular session of the General Assembly;
2
To append, if possible, to the United Nations budget for 1948, in the form of informative annexes, the budgets or proposed budgets of the specialized agencies for 1948 with a view to presenting to the General Assembly a comprehensive estímate of expenditures of the United Nations and specialized agencies;
3
To explore possible arrangements by which the budgets of tlre severa.1 specialized agencies might be presented to the General Assembly for approval;
4
To develop, at the earliest possible date, in accordance with the budgetary and financial provisions of the agreements with the specialh:ed agencies, arrangements for common fiscal controls and common budgetary, administrative and financia] practices.
Sixty-fifth plenary meeting,
14 December 1946
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