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The Committee also expects that the report will include information on how Member States are apprised of opportunities at UNLB.
The Advisory Committee notes the action taken by the mission to address the recommendations of OIOS and stresses the need to ensure that appropriate mechanismsare in place and lessons learned are applied in order to avoid any possibility of future recurrence; the Committee also expects that the measures taken will be reflected in the relevant performance report.
The Committee also expects that the composition of members and staff of national human rights institutions is gender balanced at all levels.
The Committee also expects that the Secretary-General will pursue the possibility of post savings through these structural changes.
The Advisory Committee also expects the new proposal to reflect a greatly improved results-based budgeting presentation.
The Advisory Committee also expects that relevant lessons learned from construction projects will be shared with other offices.
The Committee also expects that the EEC will issue the decisions on the measures of protection of intellectual property rights in the nearest future.
The Committee also expects that a detailed description of the aforementioned"remote" management and accountability mechanisms will be provided in a future submission.
The Committee also expects that a detailed description of the aforementioned"remote" management and accountability mechanisms will be provided in a future submission para. 14.
The Committee also expects that the Council-- on which the primary responsibility for the maintenance of international peace and security has been conferred-- will fulfil its obligations under the Charter.
The Advisory Committee also expects that since the new system of assets management, Galileo, is being introduced in peacekeeping operations, UNAMSIL will improve its inventory control practices.
The Committee also expects that such information will be provided to it in advance of its consideration of the biennial resource requirements for the regular programme of technical cooperation.
The Committee also expects that the stress placed by the General Assembly on using expertise from recipient countries would apply equally to the delivery of advisory services.
The Advisory Committee also expects that details concerning the application of any new procurement procedures in exceptional circumstances will be provided to the Board during the course of its next audit.
The Committee also expects that recommended review by the Office of Internal Oversight Services(OIOS) in respect of UNAMID accommodation contracts will be undertaken and a report submitted on its outcome.
The Committee also expects that that report will propose comprehensive measures that would take into account the security concerns of all United Nations offices, agencies, funds and programmes at Geneva see para. 33 below.
The Committee also expects that negotiations will be undertaken with the Government of Lebanon so that its rental arrangements with the Commission concerning the Monteverde Hotel will continue during the liquidation period of the mission.
The Committee also expects that the next overview report will provide more detail on this issue to permit an understanding and a comprehensive review of the underlying causes for the large number of outstanding claims.
The Committee also expects that once Umoja is fully implemented in the Extraordinary Chambers, efficiencies will be realized as a result of enhanced administrative support systems and reengineered business processes.
The Committee also expects that the Security Council, the Organization's principal organ responsible for the maintenance of international peace and security, will live up to its obligations under the Charter of the United Nations.
The Committee also expects that the Secretary-General will exert his leadership as Chair of the United Nations System Chief Executives Board for Coordination to ensure application of the new arrangements system wide.
The Committee also expects that the Secretary-General will submit the Mission's full budget proposal for the period from 1 July 2010 to 30 June 2011 for its review and approval by the General Assembly at the main part of the sixty-fifth session.
The Committee also expects that the transformation will lead to a higher quality of service, streamlined business processes and improved working methods and result in the optimal use of resources and the realization of efficiency gains.
The Committee also expects that the report will provide information concerning expected benefits to be derived through training, including efficiency gains, in the context of section II, paragraph 4, of General Assembly resolution 61/276.
The Committee also expects that full consideration will be given to the requirement for interface between those systems and the enterprise resource planning system, Umoja, thereby ensuring that no additional costs arise from the use of such ad hoc systems.
The Committee also expects that any additional IPSAS- or Umoja-related requirements arising during the 2013/14 period will be met from within the approved resources, through reprioritization where necessary, and reported in the related performance report.
The Advisory Committee also expects that both the community violence reduction programme and the quick-impact projects will be carried out under established guidelines and in full complementarity with the activities of the United Nations country team.
The Committee also expects that, in the application of the paper-smart model, due regard will be paid to the relevant provisions of General Assembly resolution 57/300, in which the Assembly called for adequate internal capacity for the provision of hard copies at the request of Member States.
The Committee also expects that the Secretary-General will ensure that the project is delivered at its currently approved level of funding, through efficient utilization of the resources approved for the project, improved project management and prioritization and phasing of activities.
The Committee also expects to consider taking stock of the implementation of the recommendations identified in the visit reports in order to assess the progress made by Member States, as well as the effectiveness of the overall capacity-building framework and the assistance provided by relevant partners.