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The Assembly had approved the Regulations on 7 May 2010.
In its resolution 56/242, the Assembly had approved the meeting calendar.
The Assembly had approved the appointment of the Director of Common Services and extended the mandate of the advance team of experts working to secure the early and effective establishment of the Court.
The Committee further recalled that,by paragraph 5 of resolution 45/34, the Assembly had approved the report of the Committee, including the programme of work envisaged by the Committee for 1991.
Despite those pledges, it had become clear in 2012 that there would be significant additional resource requirements and the Assembly had approved a revised budget of $5.396 billion.
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To date, the Assembly had approved a total of $131.21 million for those costs.
At the same time, other areas of the Department of Management had sought 26 additional posts and the Assembly had approved 9 of the 10 positions submitted to it.
Further, in its decision 65/543, the Assembly had approved the rollover of the unspent balance into 2011 pending consideration of the present report.
The Assembly was requested to consider an extension of the implementation period of the 2012 subvention beyond 31 July 2012, which the Assembly had approved in its decision 66/563.
In its resolution 63/271, the Assembly had approved the amended Staff Regulations required to implement the new contractual framework as from 1 July 2009.
Rule 109.8, Commutation of accrued annual leave, is amended to replace thephrase"pensionable remuneration" by"gross salary", in accordance with General Assembly decision 54/460 of 23 December 1999, in which the Assembly had approved a similar change in annexes III and IV to the Staff Regulations.
By its resolution 67/248, the Assembly had approved a budget level for the biennium 2014-2015 that represented both a nominal and a real budget decrease.
Introducing the report of the Secretary-General on the contingency fund: consolidated statement of programme budget implications and revised estimates(A/C.5/66/13), she recalled that,in its resolution 65/262, the Assembly had approved the level of the contingency fund in the amount of $40.5 million, or 0.75 per cent of the approved budget outline level.
The Advisory Committee noted, however, that the Assembly had approved four of the eight proposals contained in the report of the Secretary-General on the utilization of the development dividend A/53/374/Add.1.
Turning to the Secretary-General's reports on the budget performance of the support account for peacekeeping operations for the period from 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012(A/67/635 and Add.1),she said that the Assembly had approved requirements of $344.8 million for the support account for the 2011/12 period, including $47.2 million for the enterprise resource planning project.
As the United Nations General Assembly had approved an extension of the Committee's sessions by one week for the next two years, the number of reports considered at each session could be increased.
The Special Committee also recalled that,in paragraph 16 of its resolution 60/119, the Assembly had approved the report of the Special Committee, including the programme of work envisaged by the Special Committee for 2006.
Noting that the Assembly had approved the budget for the Unit for only one year and that the Governing Body of the International Labour Organization(ILO) had decided to review its relationship with JIU, he said that those developments underscored the urgent need for reform.
The Special Committee further recalled that,by paragraph 5 of its resolution 53/68, the Assembly had approved the report of the Special Committee, including the programme of work envisaged by the Special Committee for 1999.
Recalling that the Assembly had approved a total budget of $1.9 billion for the capital master plan, she said that 180 Member States were under the multi-year payment system, while 12 Member States had opted for one-time payment.
With respect to the financing of UNMIL,the Group recalled that the Assembly had approved resources of $427.3 million for the maintenance of the Mission and, as an exceptional measure, had assessed only $213.67 million for the period ending 31 December 2014.
It recalled that the Assembly had approved those recommendations, in principle, but with implementation to begin when the actuarial valuation showed a clear upward pattern of surpluses.
Turning to paragraph 3 of section II of the resolution,she recalled that the Assembly had approved a provision of up to $1.5 million for a Peacebuilding Support Office and that, according to paragraph 5, the Assembly would revert to the consideration of the Office's level and staffing in the context of the proposed programme budget for the biennium 2008-2009.
Recalling that the Assembly had approved a total budget of $1.9 billion for the capital master plan, she said that 180 Member States were under the multi-year payment system, while 12 Member States had opted for one-time payment.
In 2003, both houses of Puerto Rico's Legislative Assembly had approved reports in favour of elections to form a constituent assembly. The current Government of Puerto Rico, however, had failed to support that proposal and refused to endorse a bill in that sense.
In its resolution 63/263, the Assembly had approved the annual presentation of the revised estimates arising from the adoption of resolutions and decisions by the Council, while the Advisory Committee had stated in its report(A/63/629) that amendment of the resolution on unforeseen and extraordinary expenses would require further study.
During its eighteenth session, the Assembly had approved two additional posts within the Office of Legal Affairs, bringing the total number of active posts to 37 20 Professional and 17 General Service.
In its resolution 57/286, the Assembly had approved, in principle, the Board's recommendations, with implementation to begin when the actuarial valuation of the Fund would show a clear upward pattern of surpluses.
At its forty-sixth session, the Assembly had approved appropriations for activities in 1992 related to the situation in Afghanistan on the basis of a statement of programme budget implications of the draft resolution subsequently adopted on 5 December 1991 as resolution 46/23.
For the 1992-1993 biennium the Assembly had approved an appropriation of $13,183,500 under the regular budget and during the 1994-1995 biennium, for the period from 1 January to 31 March 1994, the Assembly approved an appropriation of $4.0 million under section 4(Peace-keeping operations and special missions) of the regular budget.