N ates with satisfaction the Secretary-General's statement that the question of educational facilities is being studied by the International Civil Service Advisory Board;
2
Requeststhe International Civil Service Advisory Board to consider appropriate measures for providing children of staff members with special facilities for the study of their mother tongue in cases where they are obliged to attend local schools in which the instruction is given in a language other than the mother tongue;
3
Recommendsthe Secretary-General, in preparing his report on the staff regulations for submission to the General Assembly at its tenth session, to give special consideration to the question whether measures should be taken to make a larger number of staff members than at present eligible for the benefit of the education grant.
512th plenary meetinq,
14 December 1954.
11 See Official Records of the General Assembly, Ninth Session, Annexes, agenda item 54, document A/2777.
