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The Commission decided to inform the General Assembly of the following decisions.
Following a thorough examination of the matter,in accordance with paragraph 5.2 of annex II to the rules of procedure, the Commission decided to inform the Meeting of States Parties to the Convention of the following.
The Commission decided to inform the General Assembly that the methodology for determining the level of the education grant introduced in 1992 had functioned reasonably well.
In the context of the General Assembly's request that the Commission should conduct a comprehensive review of the post adjustment system as a whole,with the assistance of independent experts, if necessary, the Commission decided to inform the Assembly that it had carried out comprehensive reviews of the post adjustment system on a number of occasions in the past, notably in 1981, 1989, 1994/95 and most recently in 1996.
The Commission decided to inform the General Assembly that, in response to its request in decision 51/465, it had studied the issue of standards of travel and wished to report the following.
Decision by the Commission 156. The Commission decided to inform the General Assembly that it had made a conscientious effort to deal with the issue of establishing a single post adjustment index for Geneva that would be fully representative of all staff working at the duty station.
The Commission decided to inform the General Assembly that it would continue its review of the education grant methodology and that it intendedto report on the outcome of the review at the sixty-third session of the Assembly.
Therefore, the Commission decided to inform Barbados that it should make a revised submission with regard to the portion of the outer limits of the continental shelf affected by the issue raised in its letter.
The Commission decided to inform the General Assembly on the status of geographical distribution in the organizations of the common system and actions being taken by organizations and their governing bodies to achieve geographical balance.
The Commission decided to inform the General Assembly that it was currently engaged in a comprehensive review of the pay and benefits system which had emerged as a priority item from the integrated framework for human resources management.
After deliberations, the Commission decided to inform Barbados that it was not in a position to reconsider the submission and the recommendations adopted on 15 April 2010 but that it remained open to providing clarification on the substance of the recommendations, upon request.
The Commission decided to inform the General Assembly that its present recommendation superseded its 2005 base/floor recommendation, which had not been acted on by the Assembly and reflected the movement of comparator net salaries in the two-year period 2005-2006.
The Commission decided to inform the General Assembly that after careful examination of the request contained in Assembly resolutions 50/208 and 51/216 with respect to post adjustment at the base and after taking into account all its implications, it had concluded that.
The Commission decided to inform the General Assembly that it had carefully considered the Assembly's request to establish a single post adjustment index in 1996 for Geneva that would be fully representative of all staff working at the duty station.
The Commission decided to inform the General Assembly that the forecast of the margin between the net remuneration of United Nations staff in grades P-1 to D-2 in New York and that of the United States federal civil service in Washington, D.C., for the period from 1 January to 31 December 2006 was 114.0.
The Commission decided to inform the General Assembly that it had conducted the required analysis on workforce and succession planning and all relevant human resources policies, including performance management and appraisal, rejuvenation, gender balance and equitable geographical representation across the United Nations common system.
The Commission decided to inform the General Assembly that, effective 1 March 1997, expenditures corresponding to a minimum amount of 20 per cent of net remuneration(net base salary plus post adjustment) at the duty station, which would be added to 5 per cent of net base salary for the non-consumption component(NCC) would be considered to have been incurred outside the duty station.
Decision by the Commission 188. The Commission decided to inform the General Assembly that effective 1 March 1997 expenditures corresponding to a minimum amount of 20 per cent of net remuneration(net base salary plus post adjustment) at the duty station, which would be added to 5 per cent of net base salary for NCC, would be considered to have been incurred outside the duty station.
The Commission also decided to inform Germany accordingly.
The Commission had therefore decided to inform the General Assembly of its conclusion that current common system practices with regard to working hours should remain unchanged.
Furthermore, it was decided to inform the Commission, at its fifth session, on the financial situation of the institutes comprising the United Nations Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Programme network;
The Commission also decided to inform the General Assembly that it had agreed to the establishment of a working group to consider the non-pensionable component issue as part of the Commission's review of the General Service salary setting methodologies for headquarters and non-headquarters duty stations scheduled for 1997.
The Commission also decided to inform the General Assembly that, as indicated in paragraph 53 above, on the occasion of future comprehensive reviews of pensionable remuneration of the Professional staff, ICSC would carry out, in close cooperation with the Pension Board, actuarial analyses of the pension benefits from the UNJSPF scheme and those applicable to the staff of the comparator service and report the results of those studies to the General Assembly.
In addition to the issues identified by ICSC at its fifty-eighth session,the Board decided to inform the Commission that the following matters should also be covered during the current comprehensive review of pensionable remuneration.
The Commission decided to instruct the Subcommission to inform the delegation that a revised executive summary would be required in order to publicize the amendments to the original submission.
Accordingly, the Commission agreed to inform the General Assembly that it had decided to implement the revised methodology. For further details, see paras. 101-107 above.
Mr. Tomás(Mozambique): I am pleased to inform the Commission that after consultations, the African Group has decided to nominate Mr. Ismail Khairat of Egypt and Mr. Jean Philip Du Preez of South Africa as Vice-Chairmen.
Further to my letter of 11 January 2005(S/2005/96) to the President of the Security Council concerning a Commission of Experts to review prosecution of serious crimes committed in East Timor in 1999,I would like to inform you that I have decided to appoint the following three experts to the Commission.
The Commission decided that Working Group V should be informed and invited to express any preliminary opinion at its next session.
The Commission decided that Working Group V should be informed of those matters and should be invited to express any preliminary opinion at its thirty-fifth session.