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In those paragraphs the Assembly had requested information on.
The Assembly had requested in its decision 52/453 of 19 December 1997 that, once prepared, the report be circulated for consideration.
The Secretariat would be asked to prepare a list of those documents which the Assembly had requested and which were not yet available.
Moreover, the Assembly had requested the Commission to undertake and complete its review at the current session.
It will be recalled that under the terms of section B,paragraph 19, of General Assembly resolution 52/214, the Assembly had requested the Secretary-General to reinstate the post of reviser in the six official languages.
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The Board and the Assembly had requested that the costs/savings related to those measures be monitored on the occasion of actuarial valuations of the Fund.
With regard to the issue of overpayment of mission subsistence allowance,the Advisory Committee recalled General Assembly decision 51/440 of 16 December 1996, in which the Assembly had requested the Secretary-General to take immediate action to recover the overpayments.
In that regard it noted that the Assembly had requested the completion of phase I of the study in 1994.
The Assembly had requested the Secretary-General, in 2004-2005, in paragraph 14 of its resolution 58/270, to commence, on an experimental basis, the redeployment of posts as necessary to meet the evolving needs of the Organization.
In order to complete the Authority's participation in the common system, at its eighteenth session the Assembly had requested the Secretary-General to take the necessary steps on behalf of the Authority to subscribe to the statute of the International Civil Service Commission with effect from 2013.
The Assembly had requested the Secretary-General to propose guidelines and recommendations for such payments through the Committee on Contributions.
In her introductory remarks, she referred to General Assembly resolution 58/4, in which the Assembly had requested the Conference to address the criminalization of bribery of officials of public international organizations, including the United Nations, and related issues.
The Assembly had requested the Secretary-General to prepare an analytical report on the progress made in the implementation of resolution 55/188 and concrete recommendations with regard to the repatriation of illegally transferred funds to the countries of origin.
In his report to the General Assembly on the Second International Decade for the Eradication of Colonialism(A/65/330), he had recalled that the Assembly had requested the Special Committee to continue to seek suitable means for the immediate and full implementation of the Declaration.
At the same time, the Assembly had requested a cost-benefit analysis on the use of the existing conference facilities available at the Palais des Nations in Geneva.
The reports of the Secretary-General were submitted pursuant to General Assembly decisions 44/442 of 21 December 1989 and46/450 of 20 December 1991, in which the Assembly had requested the Secretary-General to continue to submit annual reports on standards of accommodation for air travel.
Regarding documentation, the Assembly had requested Member States to exercise restraint in making requests for new reports and to opt for integrated reports instead.
The theme of the videoconference with the four duty stations had been selected in response to General Assembly resolution 66/233, wherein the Assembly had requested the Secretary-General to report on the paper-smart concept, including lessons learned from implementing the model on a trial basis.
Regarding documentation, the Assembly had requested Member States to exercise restraint in making requests for new reports and to opt for integrated reports instead.
At its 45th plenary meeting, on 22 July 2010, the Economic and Social Council, recalling General Assembly resolution 1166(XII)of 26 November 1957, in which the Assembly had requested the Council to establish the Executive Committee of the Programme of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, as well as subsequent Assembly resolutions by which the membership of the Executive Committee had been increased.
The Assembly had requested a further reduction of $100 million; in order to address that request, the Controller had led a review process with all departments, so that the reductions did not result from top-down decision-making but from a negotiation with programme managers.
At its 50th plenary meeting, on 10 November 2010, the Economic and Social Council, recalling General Assembly resolution 1166(XII)of 26 November 1957, in which the Assembly had requested the Council to establish the Executive Committee of the Programme of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, as well as subsequent Assembly resolutions by which the membership of the Executive Committee had been increased.
In that resolution, the Assembly had requested the Secretary-General to submit proposals of possible savings with a view to reducing the total level of expenditure in 1996-1997 to $2.608 billion.
The Commission noted that in its decision 51/465 the Assembly had requested ICSC to review the travel entitlements of the staff members of the common system without clarifying the purpose of the review.
In its resolution 61/263, the Assembly had requested OIOS to conduct a management audit of, inter alia, recruitment procedures and the implementation of section XI of Assembly resolution 59/276.
She further noted that, under resolution 46/191, the Assembly had requested the Commission to submit to it a complete study on the best paid national civil service by 1994.
In that paragraph, the Assembly had requested the Secretary-General to submit a report clarifying his proposal for a single-stage intergovernmental review of the programme budget and the medium-term plan by the Fifth Committee.
The Advisory Committee recalls that the Assembly had requested the Secretary-General to report to it on the revised terms of reference at its sixty-third session see resolution 62/228, para. 67 a.
In that resolution, the Assembly had requested the Commission at its third session to consider giving special attention to the question of the smuggling of aliens, in order to encourage international cooperation in addressing that problem.
The Committee recalls that,in its resolution 61/246, the Assembly had requested the Secretary-General to prepare a comprehensive report on all aspects of procurement reform, including internal control measures.