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The Board also expressed its satisfaction with the positive conclusions of the audit team.
The Board took note of the whole-office review of the staffing structure and levels of both the Fund secretariat and the Investment Management Service and expressed its support for and endorsement in principle ofthe Secretary/CEO's efforts and plans for modernization to deal with the fast-growing activities of the Fund(see paras. 100-104); the Board also expressed its support for the Secretary/CEO's efforts to continue to search for permanent premises for the Fund in New York(see paras. 105-107);
The Board also expressed confidence in the management's new vision for the future.
Within the context of this discussion, various members of the Board also expressed their reservation with regard to the fact that data from the TIR-EPD seem to be used by the guarantee chain as part of its risk management assessment.
The Board also expressed its appreciation to the other Governments which showed interest in the activities of the Fund.
The Board also expressed its gratitude to members of the CDM-ATs undertaking operational tasks in the field on its behalf.
The Board also expressed its concern regarding the absence of a proper in-house accounting system at the Investment Management Service.
The Board also expressed the intention to appeal to member States to consider reviewing their own levels of financial contributions to the Institute.
The Board also expressed its wish to be informed of the decision on the source of funding once a project had been prepared.
The Board also expressed appreciation to the members of the Investments Committee for their hard work, accessibility, good advice and results.
The Board also expressed its best wishes for a speedy recovery to Ms. Polly Brennan of UNICEF New York, who had been wounded in the attack.
The Board also expressed its concern about the discrepancy between its approved cost plan for 2005 and the figures that appear in the OHCHR annual appeal.
The Board also expressed interest in the major evaluation of UNDP work starting in 2004 in which critical issues would be explored in more depth.
The Board also expressed concern over the lack of a central mechanism at UN-Women to manage and oversee its national implementation modality process.
The Board also expressed its strong disappointment that United Nations regular budget support for the core staff of UNIDIR had not been forthcoming.
The Board also expressed its gratitude to the Audit Committee, the Pension Board and the Fund's management for their support during the past two years.
The Board also expressed appreciation for the fact that more students, NGOs and other private entities and individuals are becoming regular donors to the Fund.
The Board also expressed its condolences on learning of the death of Mr. Alexander Papamarkou and noted, with appreciation, the years of distinguished service he had provided to the Fund.
The Board also expressed its expectation that the Fund would develop terms of reference with the Board of Auditors, as required in article 14 of the Fund's Regulations and Rules.
The Board also expressed its gratitude to members of the CDM-ATs who are undertaking operational tasks in the field on its behalf, and to the public for providing comments on the process.
Members of the Board also expressed an interest in receiving more information on the causes of death in service, in view of the fact that there were more cases of death of staff than disability.
The Board also expressed its appreciation to the secretariat for the much improved gender and geographical balance in the CDM subprogramme at the level of professional staff see table 5.
The Board also expressed that such checklist should, preferably, include the requirements of the possible new provisions(o),(p) and(q) in order to avoid, if adopted, confusion as to what they entail, as well as to avoid a potential risk of duplication.
The Board also expressed satisfaction at the arrangements made with the External Auditors as regards the presentation of the results of the valuation in dollar terms, together with additional disclosures and opinions on the sufficiency of the assets of the Fund.
Members of the Board also expressed their appreciation to the outgoing Deputy Director of UNIDIR, Mr. Serge Sur, for his service and contribution to the work of the Institute, and welcomed the appointment of the new Deputy Director, Mr. Christophe Carle, who will assume his duties in the autumn.
The Board also expressed its greatest appreciation to the Chairman of the Working Group for his untiring efforts in facilitating the conclusions and decisions of the Group, which the Board recognized would not have been possible without the scope and depth of his institutional knowledge of the Fund.
The Board also expressed support for the five-point plan of the Secretary-General to revitalize nuclear disarmament efforts and suggested that the Secretary-General might consider advancing an updated version of his proposals in view of new developments since October 2008.
Members of the Board also expressed appreciation to donor countries and organizations for their support to the human resource development activities of UNCTAD and invited them to continue and, where possible, expand their contributions, to enable UNCTAD to respond to requests from member countries.
The Steering Board also expressed its concern and disappointment with the lack of progress achieved on the"5 plus 2" agenda for transition from the Office of the High Representative to the European Union Special Representative since its previous meeting in March 2009.
The Board also expressed support for a suggestion to request the Secretary-General to hold a preparatory meeting for the conference to establish a Middle East zone free of nuclear weapons and all other weapons of mass destruction that could help start the process of setting the dates of the proposed conference.