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The Assembly had decided, in its resolution 58/87, to amend article 3, paragraph 1, of the Tribunal's statute.
In addition to callingfor a declaration and a programme of action on the subject, the Assembly had decided to consider the question as a separate item of its agenda.
The Assembly had decided at its forty-ninth session that the level of the contingency fund would be set at $20.6 million resolution 49/217.
Paragraph 27 of General Assembly resolution 66/246 stated that the Assembly had decided to defer consideration of post-related recosting to the first performance report.
The Assembly had decided that a mandatory deadline(not later than 1 December) should be established for the submission to the Fifth Committee of all draft resolutions with financial implications.
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One of those discrepancies was the result of General Assembly resolution 63/250, in which the Assembly had decided to designate established missions as family missions and existing special missions as non-family missions.
The Assembly had decided to continue its practice of departing from the rule that one quarter of the members must be present for a Main Committee meeting to be declared open.
The Secretary-General had submitted his proposals to strengthen the development pillar to the General Assembly at its sixty-second session; however, the Assembly had decided to postpone consideration of the item until the current session.
In its resolution 59/1, the Assembly had decided that 11 Member States would be permitted to vote until 30 June 2005.
Some delegations noted the absence of an item devoted to the reviewof the Consultative Process, in view of the provision in General Assembly resolution 54/33 that the Assembly had decided"to review the effectiveness and utility of the consultative process at its fifty-seventh session.
In its decision 63/568, the Assembly had decided to include the new item in the agenda and had recommended that it should be considered by the Sixth Committee.
The Chairman drew the attention of the Committee to document A/C.4/58/1,which contained a letter dated 19 September 2003 addressed to him from the President of the General Assembly informing him that at its 2nd plenary meeting the Assembly had decided to allocate 14 items to the Fourth Committee for its consideration.
At its sixtieth session, the Assembly had decided to defer consideration of the item and to include it in the provisional agenda of its sixty-second session decision 60/503 A.
He drew attention to document A/C.4/60/1, which contained a letter dated 21 September 2005, addressed to him from the President of the General Assembly, informing him that at its 17th plenary meeting the Assembly had decided to allocate 14 items to the Committee for its consideration, and document A/C.4/60/L.1, which contained the Committee's programme of work with a proposed timetable.
In addition, the Assembly had decided to establish a voluntary fund for facilitating the participation of indigenous representatives from the world over in the work of the Intergovernmental Committee.
The President recalled that in accordance with paragraph(b)of the annex to Assembly resolution 58/316 of 1 July 2004, the Assembly had decided to include agenda items 29 to 34 and 42 in the agenda of the fifty-ninth session and that, in accordance with the same resolution, these items had been included in the draft agenda of the sixtieth session upon notification by Member States.
The Assembly had decided to hold a High-level Plenary Meeting on progress made in implementing the Millennium Declaration and the Secretary-General had presented the report of the High-Level Panel on Threats, Challenges and Change.
Pursuant to paragraph 3 of General Assembly resolution 56/93, in which the Assembly had decided that the Ad Hoc Committee would open with an exchange of information and technical assessments provided by experts on genetics and bioethics, an expert-level segment was held at the 1st and 2nd plenary meetings of the Committee.
The Assembly had decided to continue its practice of departing from the rule that one quarter of the members must be present for a Main Committee meeting to be declared open.
In mid-September 1996, the Assembly had decided to extend until 31 October 1996 the commitment authorization granted to the Secretary-General in the amount of some $2.6 million gross per month.
The Assembly had decided that the work of the Ad Hoc Committee should be continued during the fifty-ninth session of the General Assembly within the framework of a working group of the Sixth Committee.
By its resolution 50/214, the Assembly had decided that savings in the proposed programme budget for the biennium 1996-1997 would not affect the full implementation of mandated programmes and activities.
The Assembly had decided to include the item entitled"Cooperation between the United Nations and the Asian-African Legal Consultative Committee" in the provisional agenda of its fifty-fifth session.
On the basis of that analysis, the Assembly had decided to request the States parties to the Convention to meet in 1995 to consider revising the Convention to remove the restriction on meeting time.
The Assembly had decided to allocate to the Committee subprogramme 1 of programme 7 of the proposed strategic framework for the period 2008-2009, entitled"Economic and social affairs", for its review and action.
The President recalled that in accordance with Assembly decision 59/567 of 12 September 2005, the Assembly had decided to include agenda item 154 in the draft agenda of the sixtieth session and that, pursuant to Assembly resolution 55/285 of 7 September 2001, this item had been included in the draft agenda of the sixty-first session as a sub-item of the item entitled"Cooperation between the United Nations and regional and other organizations.
She recalled that the Assembly had decided that the thematic reports of OIOS should first be considered by the relevant intergovernmental bodies before they were submitted to the Fifth Committee.
In its resolution 53/108, the Assembly had decided to address the question of convening a high-level conference in 2000 under the auspices of the United Nations to further strengthen international cooperation against terrorism.
He recalled that the Assembly had decided to continue its practice during the current session of departing from the rule that one quarter of the members must be present for a Main Committee meeting to be declared open and debate to begin.
Further, in its resolution 62/238, the Assembly had decided that an additional $2.5 million would be appropriated for the Development Account for the biennium 2008-2009, bringing the total appropriation for that biennium to $18,651,300.