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He therefore proposed that the Committee should adopt draft resolution A/C.6/51/L.20 without a vote.
Let us adopt draft resolution A/63/L.24/Rev.1 on the promotion of interreligious and intercultural dialogue, understanding and cooperation for peace.
It calls on all Member States to support and adopt draft resolution A/C.1/65/L.45/Rev.1 on The Hague Code of Conduct.
As regards the resource requirements for the high-level international intergovernmental event on financing for development,it should be noted that in the course of its resumed organizational session, the Preparatory Committee for the event recommended that the General Assembly adopt draft resolution A/54/L.82.
Therefore, should the Second Committee adopt draft resolution A/C.2/61/L.42, there would be no requirement for additional provisions.
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Should the General Assembly adopt draft resolution A/C.6/50/L.14, the activities required for the implementation of the request would be as follows.
Accordingly, should the General Assembly adopt draft resolution A/C.4/59/L.20, the budgetary implications would be as follows.
Should the General Assembly adopt draft resolution A/C.5/53/L.13, an additional appropriation would be required under section 1A(Overall policy-making, direction and coordination) of the programme budget for the biennium 1998-1999.
It is in this spirit that we recommend that the Assembly adopt draft resolution A/48/L.53, put forward on the initiative of the representative of Madagascar.
Should the Commission adopt draft resolution E/CN.15/2006/L.5/Rev.1, the conference-servicing requirements would be financed from extrabudgetary resources.
The Fifth Committee decided, without a vote, to inform the General Assembly that, should it adopt draft resolution A/48/L.51, no additional appropriation would be required under the proposed programme budget for the biennium 1994-1995.
Should the General Assembly adopt draft resolution A/48/L.57, the financing of the International Civilian Mission to Haiti would be extended through 31 March 1995.
The Fifth Committee decided, without a vote, to inform the General Assembly that, should it adopt draft resolution A/48/L.33, no additional appropriation would be required under the proposed programme budget for the biennium 1994-1995.
Should the General Assembly adopt draft resolution A/50/L.68, the Secretary-General would find it impossible to absorb the expenditures without affecting existing programmes and activities.
Therefore, should the General Assembly adopt draft resolution A/60/L.18, there would be no financial implications for the regular budget.
Should the General Assembly adopt draft resolution A/C.3/52/L.38, no additional appropriation would be required under the proposed programme budget for the biennium 1998-1999.
It is estimated that should the General Assembly adopt draft resolution A/C.5/49/L.4, the total requirements would amount to $987,200, based on the following assumptions.
Should the General Assembly adopt draft resolution A/50/L.60, additional resources of $2,684,400 would be required for 1996 under section 3 of the proposed programme budget for the biennium 1996-1997.
Accordingly, should the Committee adopt draft resolution A/C.3/59/L.56, there would be no requirement for additional appropriation.
Should the General Assembly adopt draft resolution A/C.3/57/L.48, additional provisions in the amount of $163,900 would be required under section 3, Political affairs, of the programme budget for 2002-2003.
The Chairman suggested that the Committee should adopt draft resolution A/C.2/57/L.82, submitted following informal consultations on draft resolution A/C.2/57/L.15.
Should the General Assembly adopt draft resolution A/48/L.63/Rev.1, the Secretary-General would establish a verification mission in Guatemala.
Should the General Assembly adopt draft resolution A/49/L.64, the mandate of MINUGUA would be renewed for a further period of six months.
Should the General Assembly adopt draft resolution A/C.3/67/L.45, provisions for a total of 40 additional meetings would be required.
Accordingly, should the General Assembly adopt draft resolution A/C.4/59/L.20 on the recommendation of the Fourth Committee, the financial implications would be as follows.
Therefore, should the General Assembly adopt draft resolution A/59/L.58, there would be no financial implications for the regular budget for the biennium 2004-2005.
Therefore, should the General Assembly adopt draft resolution A/C.1/58/L.3, no additional requirements would be needed in the programme budget for the biennium 2004-2005.
Accordingly, should the General Assembly adopt draft resolution A/C.1/61/L.38, no additional requirements would arise for the programme budget for the biennium 2006-2007.
Accordingly, should the assembly adopt draft resolution A/C.1/63/L.13, no additional requirements would arise under the programme budget for the biennium 2008-2009.
Accordingly, should the General Assembly adopt draft resolution A/59/L.23, no additional requirements would arise for the programme budget for the biennium 2004-2005.