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The Committee was informed that it was expected to go to press before the end of 2010.
As for the specific monitoring process, the Committee was informed that it comprised the following steps.
The Committee was informed that it was envisaged that that work would be completed in early 2013.
Though the current vacancy rate stands at only about 4 per cent, the Committee was informed that it was not the rate so much as the nature of the vacancies that was causing difficulties.
The Committee was informed that it is very difficult to predict the course of the exchange rates.
As to the possibility of using local staff for the other two proposed posts, the Committee was informed that it would not be practical or advisable in view of the nature of the functions involved.
The Committee was informed that it was not possible to support such surge activities from within existing resources.
Although no direct costs savings are projected as a result of that change, the Committee was informed that it reduced the administrative workload involved in determining the cost of each translation job.
The Committee was informed that it was anticipated that additional funds would need to be assessed.
In response to the Advisory Committee's inquiry as to the technical dimension of the functions that would require consultants rather than staff, the Committee was informed that it is more cost effective to hire consultants on a short-term basis than to bring personnel from other missions on temporary duty assignments as this would incur expenses such as travel costs and daily subsistence allowance.
The Committee was informed that it was the intention of the Court to have the paper circulated to the President and members of the General Assembly.
With regard to the Advisory Committee for the renovation project referred to in paragraph 99 of the report, the Committee was informed that it will be constituted in 2015 following additional consultation with the Office of Central Support Services on lessons learned from other capital projects currently being undertaken by the Organization.
The Committee was informed that it was the intention of the Mission to utilize proposed staffing resources to support preparatory activities for the local elections.
The Advisory Committee was informed that it is now envisaged to deploy the Task Force to 53 locations.
The Committee was informed that it was the practice of the Commission on Human Rights to review the human rights programme contained in the medium-term plan.
The Advisory Committee was informed that it was unlikely that a suitable building could be found.
The Committee was informed that it was easier for Gazans to obtain permits to enter Israel and the industrial zones than the West Bank.
The Advisory Committee was informed that it would be apprised of the outcome of any security reviews.
The Committee was informed that it was virtually impossible to obtain compensation for injuries inflicted by settlers since they usually shot and ran away from the scene.
Upon enquiry, the Committee was informed that it would be less expensive to use the contractor's aircraft than United Nations aircraft.
The Committee was informed that it was too early to produce cost estimates for the damages and that consultations with insurance companies and contractors were ongoing.
Upon enquiry, the Advisory Committee was informed that it is the intention of the Secretary-General to amend the policy and processes for recruitment and staffing.
The Committee was informed that it was the responsibility of the contractor, under the new contract, to provide all personnel and food items and to maintain the kitchen equipment provided by UNIKOM.
Upon enquiry, the Advisory Committee was informed that it was estimated that the number of on-site auditor-weeks in 2004-2005 would amount to 2,213.
The Committee was informed that it was not possible to specify when those recommendations would be implemented; however, it was unlikely that the entire amount being requested would be needed.
However, the Committee was informed that it is not expected that the backlog will be cleared up completely.
However, the Committee was informed that it was impossible to indicate the magnitude of the impact at the current stage.
The Advisory Committee was informed that it was the intention of the Secretary-General to deploy military personnel to full strength by 30 June 2004.
Upon enquiry, the Committee was informed that it was not possible to fully meet the requirements set out in those regulations because of the shortage of cash in the Special Account for MINURCAT.
The Committee was informed that it was the Department's contention that the savings realized in air operations were attributable to this new approach; however, no evaluation has been conducted to determine the effects and benefits, if any, of the new costing structure.