53 regular sessions of his or her treaty body, such as a workshop, the United Nations will pay the normal DSA rate (100 per cent). As a general rule the United Nations Secretariat does not provide support for any intersessional meetings or travel except for those that are official. Consequently, if a treaty body member is invited to take part in a training course, workshop or academic seminar organized by a State, another United Nations entity (such as UNICEF or UN-Women), an academic institution or an NGO, the United Nations Secretariat will not cover travel costs. These organizations may cover travel and DSA themselves, although they are likely to have different rules. The regular budget approved by the General Assembly provides OHCHR with resources that cover the travel and DSA of treaty body members, as well as staff to support treaty body work. Furthermore, the regular budget foresees resources for all conference services provided by UNOG to treaty bodies, including simultaneous interpretation of meetings and the costs related to documentation (editing, translation and reproduction). Despite the increases that the General Assembly approved under the recent treaty body strengthening process, the regular budget remains insufficient to cover all the resources needed to support the treaty bodies. In particular, OHCHR relies on extrabudgetary resources—namely from donor States and others—to cover a portion of staffing and other costs. The High Commissioner for Human Rights makes an annual appeal to donors to seek additional resources to support all the work of OHCHR, including some limited support for treaty bodies. This appeal contains the proposed extrabudgetary funding requirements for which voluntary contributions are sought. E. Contacts The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights provides support to human rights treaty body members in the fulfilment of their important responsibilities. Table 8 sets out the e-mail addresses and the websites of the 10 treaty bodies.