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Mrs. RODRÍGUEZ ABASCAL(Cuba)supported the recommendations of the Committee on Contributions concerning Rwanda and Liberia.
She endorsed the recommendations of the Committee on Contributions concerning the six requests currently before the Fifth Committee for exemption from the application of Article 19 of the Charter.
In paragraph 1 of its resolution 57/4 B, the General Assembly endorsed the conclusions andrecommendations of the Committee on Contributions concerning multi-year payment plans.
Endorses the conclusions andrecommendations of the Committee on Contributions concerning multi-year payment plans, as contained in paragraphs 17 to 23 of its report;1.
Turning to the issue of multi-year payment plans, he recalled that,in its resolution 57/4 B, the General Assembly had endorsed the conclusions of the Committee on Contributions concerning multi-year payment plans.
The Union supported the recommendations of the Committee on Contributions concerning interest on arrears and multi-year payment plans.
Noting the observations of the Committee on Contributions concerning the nature and quality of the information provided in support of the requests for exemption, he called on Member States to provide the fullest possible information, as the General Assembly had urged them in its resolution 54/237 C. He noted with satisfaction that the requests for exemption had been submitted in sufficient time for the Committee on Contributions to give them in-depth consideration.
At its fifty-seventh session, the General Assembly endorsed the conclusions andrecommendations of the Committee on Contributions concerning multi-year payment plans, as contained in paragraphs 17 to 23 of its report A/57/11.
Moreover, the recommendations of the Committee on Contributions concerning requests from States for exemptions under Article 19 of the Charter must not contain preconditions and must be made on the basis of the available data and the economic circumstances of each State.
In its resolution 57/4 B, the General Assembly endorsed the conclusions andrecommendations of the Committee on Contributions concerning multi-year payment plans and, in its resolution 58/1 B, the Assembly reaffirmed that endorsement.
He supported the recommendations of the Committee on Contributions concerning the seven Member States, including Burundi, that had applied for exemptions under Article 19, despite the late submission of Burundi's request.
The Centre for Human Rights participated in and contributed to the overall process of the CIS Conference since it started in January 1995 and maintained a close working relation with the CIS secretariat by sharing its expertise andproviding background materials and contributions concerning, inter alia, application of the principles of the rule of law and human rights to groups of persons under discussion, which were reflected in the final document.
The recommendations of the last session of the Committee on Contributions concerning the re-examination and adjustment of the scale of assessments of Member States reflect more justly States' real capacity to pay.
In that connection, he recalled that the General Assembly, in its resolutions 57/4 B and 58/1 B, had endorsed the conclusions andrecommendations of the Committee on Contributions concerning multi-year payment plans, as contained in its report on its activities at its sixty-second session A/57/11, paras. 17 to 23.
Mr. Poojari(India) endorsed the conclusions of the Committee on Contributions concerning the requests for exemption under Article 19 submitted by a number of countries, and felt that the requests submitted by Liberia, the Niger and Sao Tome and Principe deserved similar consideration.
Mr. Al-Mansour(Kuwait) said that his delegation supported the statement made by the representative of Venezuela on behalf of the Group of 77 and China andendorsed the recommendations of the Committee on Contributions concerning the appeals by Afghanistan and Argentina for a change in their assessments, as provided for in rule 160 of the rules of procedure of the General Assembly.
He supported the conclusions andrecommendations of the Committee on Contributions concerning the exemption of several Member States in arrears from the application of Article 19, and the proposal that those countries should be allowed to vote until the end of the sixty-first session of the Assembly.
In its resolution 57/4 B, the General Assembly endorsed the conclusions andrecommendations of the Committee on Contributions concerning multi-year payment plans, and in its resolutions 58/1 B, 59/1 B, 60/237, 61/237 and 64/248 it reaffirmed that endorsement.
His delegation strongly supported the conclusions of the Committee on Contributions concerning the requests received from eight Member States for exemptions from the provisions of Article 19, and its recommendation to allow those countries to vote until the end of the sixty-first session of the General Assembly.
The Committee recalled that, in its resolution 44/197 Bof 21 December 1989, the General Assembly had endorsed the proposal by the Committee on Contributions concerning revised assessment procedures for non-member States that are full participants in some of the activities financed by the regular budget of the United Nations.
The Libyan Arab Jamahiriya supported the recommendations of the Committee on Contributions concerning requests for exemption under Article 19 as well as requests for revision of assessed contributions submitted by Members and hoped that all Member States concerned would meet their financial obligations to the Organization as soon as possible.
The Group endorsed the recommendation of the Committee on Contributions concerning the five Member States which had submitted requests for exemption under Article 19.
ASEAN shared the view of some members of the Committee on Contributions concerning the need for appropriate adjustments in the case of prospective rates that would increase by 50 per cent or more A/55/11, para. 98.
In that regard, she took note of the recommendations of the Committee on Contributions concerning the use of estimates of gross national product, the floor, and carrying the scale of assessments to three decimal places.
His delegation was sensitive to the concerns expressed by the Committee on Contributions concerning the consequences of the application of the floor rate for many small countries and it was willing to seek a more equitable solution.
In that connection, they endorsed the recommendations of the Committee on Contributions concerning the requests for exemption under Article 19 of the Charter submitted by the Central African Republic, the Comoros, Guinea-Bissau, Liberia, Sao Tome and Principe, Somalia and Tajikistan.
The Committee recalled that,in its resolution 44/197 B, the General Assembly had endorsed the proposal by the Committee on Contributions concerning revised assessment procedures for non-member States that are full participants in some of the activities financed by the regular budget of the United Nations.
With regard to the scale of assessments for the period 2004-2006,his delegation was not convinced that the recommendations of the Committee on Contributions concerning exchange rates were entirely consistent with the current scale methodology, as set out in General Assembly resolution 55/5 B, and it regretted that some decisions of the Committee on Contributions had been influenced by political factors.
Finally, client access to reporting databases should be improved to support transparency on the results achieved by the contributions concerned.
The two main problems encountered by the Committee on Contributions concerned the determination of exchange rates and the number of steps involved in phasing out 50 per cent of the effects of the scheme of limits.