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The Advisory Committee has commented on the successive increases in the support account year after year.
Travel is an area on which the Advisory Committee has commented for many years, yet it remains an area of concern.
The Advisory Committee has commented on this matter in the past see A/58/759/Add.10, paras. 42 and 43.
In paragraph 260 above, the Advisory Committee has commented on the need for further cost efficiencies in the provision of administrative functions.
The Advisory Committee has commented on matters relating to assets in its latest report on UNIKOM A/59/736/Add.14.
In paragraphs 21 to 24 above, the Advisory Committee has commented on the large-scale reorganization that is ongoing under the support component.
The Advisory Committee has commented on the successive increases in the support account year after year in paragraphs 20 and 21 above.
VIII.21 The Advisory Committee has commented extensively on personnel policies in chapter I of the present report.
The Advisory Committee has commented in more detail on disciplinary issues in its report on investigations A/63/492.
The Advisory Committee has commented in detail on the restructuring of the procurement function proposed in paragraphs 126 to 131 above.
The Advisory Committee has commented on the successive restructuring exercises undertaken by the Mission since 2009 see A/64/7/Add.13, para. 135.
The Advisory Committee has commented on development-related activities under part IV, International cooperation for development.
VII.7 The Advisory Committee has commented in detail on the presentation of logical frameworks and the results-based budgeting exercise in chapter I above.
The Advisory Committee has commented on aviation and fuel management issues in its report see A/62/781, paras. 40-47; see also A/62/823, paras. 20-21.
The Advisory Committee has commented on the need for an in-depth study in this regard as far back as the sixty-second session of the General Assembly see A/62/7, para. I.17.
The Advisory Committee has commented in chapter II, section 26E below, on the need to ensure the most cost-effective use of temporary assistance for meetings.
The Advisory Committee has commented in the past on the high percentage of UNIFIL staff on temporary duty assignment to other missions and to Headquarters A/58/759/Add.6, para. 20.
The Advisory Committee has commented in previous reports on the issue of ratios used in peacekeeping operations, including the ratio of vehicles to international staff see, for example, A/56/621, para. 52.
The Advisory Committee has commented on the matter of conversions extensively in its general report on the administrative and budgetary aspects of the financing of the United Nations peacekeeping operations A/58/759.
In its general report, the Advisory Committee has commented extensively on the results-based budgeting format, including the need for realistic statements of expected accomplishments and indicators of achievement.
The Advisory Committee has commented further on mine detection and clearance activities in peacekeeping operations in its forthcoming report on cross-cutting issues related to peacekeeping operations A/67/780.
The Advisory Committee has commented on this issue in the past, noting with concern that the staff selection system was put into place in 2002 without an adequate means of handling the rosters that were to be a part of it see A/60/7 and Corr.1, para. 66.
The Advisory Committee has commented on the abolition of posts in the proposed programme budget, and specifically on the high proportion of Professional posts that are proposed for abolition at the regional commissions see chap. I, paras. 72-76.
In its previous reports the Advisory Committee has commented on the high turnover of staff and the persistent difficulties experienced by UNAMSIL in retaining experienced staff as the mission was downsizing A/59/736/Add.9, para. 32; A/59/417, para. 19.
The Advisory Committee has commented on the need for an in-depth study on how to handle the financial disclosure programme and expects that the study of the consultants will be finalized expeditiously and the findings implemented as soon as possible.
The Advisory Committee has commented on this in a number of areas in chapter II below, particularly under part VIII. The Committee will make further observations and recommendations when it considers the Secretary-General's report on the subject to be submitted to the General Assembly at its fifty-seventh session.
In that connection the Advisory Committee had commented on the priorities for, and the sequencing and definition of, capital expenditure projects A/68/585, paras. 15-16.
The Advisory Committee had commented on the desirability of such systems taking fully into account the detailed requirements of IPSAS.
The Advisory Committee had commented on the desirability of such systems taking fully into account the detailed requirements of IPSAS.
The Advisory Committee had commented on the desirability of such systems taking fully into account the detailed requirements of IPSAS.