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In this connection, the Advisory Committee notes that while commercial mail is accepted in Vienna, a 10 per cent handling fee is charged.
With regard to the requestcontained in paragraph 20(a) of the report of the Secretary-General to establish a special account for MINURCA, the Advisory Committee notes that while 15 April 1998 was the date of the establishment and mandate of the Mission, 27 March 1998 was the date of the authorization of expenditure in respect of the Mission.
The Advisory Committee notes that, while a net reduction of 235 positions for the 34 missions is proposed, an increase of $8.5 million under civilian personnel is projected.
With regard to the question of cost-effectiveness, the Advisory Committee notes that while it is envisaged that advisory and custodial fees will decrease under the new arrangement, other costs(e.g., communications and consultants) will increase.
The Advisory Committee notes that while the cost of aviation fuel for helicopters is estimated at a rate of $0.55 per litre, it is at a rate of $0.494 per litre for the fixed-wing aircraft.
Regarding training programmes, the Advisory Committee notes that while this item is mentioned in paragraph 7 of annex II of the performance report, it is not indicated in annexes I and IV of the same report.
The Advisory Committee notes that while the information in the report relates to 2001 and the first half of 2002, the information in annexes I and II to the report does not go beyond 2001.
In this regard, the Advisory Committee notes that, while the proposed number of posts for 2013/14 would increase from 1,294 to 1,328, the number of positions would decrease from 135 to 75.
The Advisory Committee notes that, while the performance report of UNMOT was"submitted in accordance with that request"(A/50/749 and Corr.1, para. 1), annex I to the report refers to estimated expenditure.
The Advisory Committee notes that while budget proposals provide information on the delayed deployment factor used, detailed information on the phased deployment schedule is not consistently provided.
The Advisory Committee notes that while the new Special Envoy for the Sahel is now based in Dakar, the new Special Envoy for the Great Lakes Region moved to Geneva(instead of Nairobi) from 1 September 2014.
The Advisory Committee notes that, while the Secretary-General presents the main steps of the current selection and appointment process, he does not expand on specific measures to ensure transparency in the process.
The Advisory Committee notes that while the publications programme has decreased, most contractual services under this section are for external printing and publications see para. IV.35 below.
The Advisory Committee notes that while a number of sections of the proposed programme budget make reference to efficiency gains, few details are provided and no comprehensive presentation of amounts is made available as a result.
The Advisory Committee notes that while cost classification categorizations among the organizations have largely been harmonized, some differences remain, primarily due to the different business models and mandates of the organizations.
The Advisory Committee notes that, while the public information rosters have been actively updated, planned consultations with Member States have not taken place owing to the priority given to the establishment of the rosters see A/66/610/Add.1, p.
The Advisory Committee notes that, while the cost remains at the level of $25,252,200 approved by the General Assembly in its resolution 63/263, various items have been revised to reflect changes made as the construction has progressed.
The Advisory Committee notes that while the Mission states its intention to continue to pursue an integrated approach in the implementation of its mandate, very little specific information is provided on the work being carried out by the United Nations country team.
The Advisory Committee notes that while the concept of operations and the consolidation of the military sector headquarters will reduce the number of detachments requiring support, the number of primary locations serviced by the support component is not projected to change.
The Advisory Committee notes that, while succession planning was a long-standing concern of the Department(ibid., para. I.74), the Secretary-General indicates in the budget fascicle that the demographic shift in the Department has eased A/68/6,(Sect. 2), para. 2.14.
The Advisory Committee notes that while the increase in the proportion of translation done contractually will entail an increase in resources under contractual services,that increase will be more than offset by the corresponding decrease in requirements for temporary assistance for meetings.
The Advisory Committee notes that while the mission contributed to a number of accomplishments during the reporting period by delivering related key outputs, many important substantive elements of the results-based-budgeting frameworks planned for 2007/08 were not implemented.
The Advisory Committee notes that while the report of the Secretary-General outlines options for realizing managerial accountability(see A/67/265 and Corr.1, para. 156), there are no specific data on action taken where contested decisions have resulted in awards of compensation to staff.
The Advisory Committee notes that while the resources related to the focal point have been included in the revised estimates, the Third Committee has meanwhile decided to defer the consideration of, and action on, resolution 24/24 in order to allow time for further consultations thereon see A/C.3/68/L.75.
The Advisory Committee notes that while paragraph 18 of the Secretary-General's report contains information on the number and nature of cases from non-staff personnel, the report does not provide data on the distribution of workload among conflict resolution, systemic issues and conflict competence.
The Advisory Committee notes that, while the proposal for operational costs provides for at least $28 million in disarmament, demobilization and reintegration requirements, the disarmament, demobilization and reintegration programme has only just commenced, and the conditions on the ground will determine when resources are used.
The Advisory Committee notes that while the report of the Secretary-General justifies the proposed increase in civilian staff by the enlargements of the mandate of UNPROFOR by Security Council resolutions 908(1994) and 914(1994), the Secretary-General in his reports to the Council 2/ estimated the related staff requirements at a considerably lower level.
The Advisory Committee notes that while the Secretary-General indicates that it might be feasible to explore the possibility of providing some form of compensation to National Professional Officers for relocation to the country of nationality and/or for taking up positions outside the capital in more remote regional areas(see A/62/762, para. 17), he makes no proposal in this regard.
The Advisory Committee notes that while the estimates provide for payment to troop-contributing Governments of a usage factor for all items of personal clothing, gear and equipment to their troops at a standard rate of $65 per person per month(see annex II. C, para. 7), also included under the estimates for contractual services is an amount of $60,000 for tailoring.
The Advisory Committee notes that while the Office of the Chief of Technical Support Services has no support posts, Technical Support Services has 20 Field Service posts and 55 national staff, in addition to other Professional-level staff and United Nations Volunteers see A/66/673, table 3, 2011/12 approved posts.