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Should the General Assembly decide to approve such support for the Special Court, the Assembly may wish.
The Advisory Committee stresses the need to adhere strictly to the time schedule of the renovation work, should the General Assembly decide to approve the Secretary-General's proposal.
Should the General Assembly decide to approve the recommendation of the Board of Trustees of UNIDIR, a subvention of $227,600 for 2005, to be recosted, would be provided to UNIDIR.
Taking note of the Secretary-General's proposals regarding payments to other missions for the transfer of vehicles and surplus equipment,the Secretary-General would be requested to make provisions for such payments, should the General Assembly decide to approve the procedure outlined in its decision 48/496, these amounts to be included in the revised budget indicated in subparagraph(b) above;
Should the General Assembly decide to approve the recommendation of the Board of Trustees of UNIDIR, no additional provision would be required under section 4 of the programme budget for the biennium 2002-2003.
The General Assembly, taking note of the Secretary-General's proposal contained in document A/C.5/48/84 regarding payments to other missions for the transfer of vehicles and surplus equipment, requests the Secretary-General to make provisions for such payments, should the General Assembly decide to approve the procedure outlined in its decision 48/496, these amounts to be included in the revised budget indicated in subparagraph(b) of the decision contained in document A/C.5/48/L.91.
Should the General Assembly decide to approve the recommendation of the Board of Trustees of UNIDIR, no additional provision would be required under section 2B, Disarmament, of the programme budget for the biennium 1998-1999.
The General Assembly, taking note of the Secretary-General's proposal in document A/C.5/48/84 regarding payments to other missions for the transfer of vehicles and surplus equipment,requests the Secretary-General to make provisions for such payments should the General Assembly decide to approve the procedure outlined in its decision 48/496, these amounts to be included in the revised budget for the Mission for the Verification of Human Rights and of Compliance with the Commitments of the Comprehensive Agreement on Human Rights in Guatemala.
Should the General Assembly decide to approve the recommendation, there would be no additional programme budget implications, as the amount had already been included in the programme budget for the biennium 1992-1993.
Should the General Assembly decide to approve the recommendation of the Board of Trustees of UNIDIR, no additional appropriation would be required under section 2, Political affairs, of the proposed programme budget for the biennium 1996-1997.
Consequently, should the General Assembly decide to approve the draft agreement, it is recommended that a specific decision be taken to deem these appointees to be officials of the United Nations for the purposes of their terms and conditions of service.
Should the General Assembly decide to approve the proposals outlined above, the draft resolution on unforeseen and extraordinary expenses for the biennium 2000-2001, contained in the annex to the present report would reflect that decision.
Should the General Assembly decide to approve the ICSC recommendations contained in its report for the year 2010(A/65/30), the total financial implications are estimated to be $130.5 million, comprised of $116 million under the peacekeeping budget and $14.5 million under the regular budget.
Should the General Assembly decide to approve the concept of the new visitors' experience, the Advisory Committee requests that a formal agreement be entered into between the Secretary-General and UNA/USA, setting out in full what is expected of the parties.
Should the General Assembly decide to approve the proposals contained in paragraphs 154 to 166 of the report of the Pension Board2 and endorse the proposal of the Secretary-General, a reduction of $625,400 would be achieved in the programme budget for the biennium 1998-1999.
Should the General Assembly decide to approve the recommendation of the Advisory Committee made in paragraph 4 of its seventh report to the Assembly at its forty-eighth session 5/ that the reviews be carried out on a biennial basis, the next comprehensive review would take place in the year 1997.
Should the General Assembly decide to approve the establishment of a reserve fund for adjustments resulting from variations in respect of currency fluctuations and inflation, it would be subject to the established reporting requirements for funds in the context of the statement of accounts of the Organization and thus to audit by the Board of Auditors.
Should the General Assembly decide to approve the resources of the revised budget for UNAMSIL proposed by the Secretary-General for the Geographic Information System, the Committee would recommend that, upon the completion of the pilot project, the results should be communicated to the General Assembly before further steps are taken.
Should the General Assembly decide to approve the recommendation of the Board of Trustees of UNIDIR, no additional provision would be required under section 4, Disarmament, of the proposed programme budget for the biennium 2000-2001, as provision of related resources has been sought in paragraph 4.28 of the proposed programme budget for the biennium 2000-2001 A/54/6/Rev.1.
Should the General Assembly decide to approve the recommendation of the Board of Trustees of UNIDIR, no additional provision would be required under section 2, Political affairs, of the proposed programme budget for the biennium 1998-1999, which is proposed for transfer to a new section 2B, Disarmament, in the context of the Secretary-General's measures and proposals for United Nations reform see A/52/303, chap. II.
The General Assembly decided to approve the recommendation contained in paragraph 42.
Recruitment for those functions will be initiated if the General Assembly decides to approve funding for that purpose in the budget for peacekeeping missions.
By its resolution 57/285, the General Assembly, decided to approve an increase in the salary scales for certain grades of the Professional and higher categories.
The General Assembly decided to approve the recommendation contained in paragraph 20 of the report, concerning the waiving of the requirements of rules 67 and 108 of the rules of procedure.
The General Assembly decided to approve the recommendation contained in paragraph 25 of the report, that points of order be limited to five minutes.
The General Assembly decided to approve the recommendation contained in paragraph 31 of the report, regarding reproducing statements in extenso.
The General Assembly decided to approve the recommendation of the General Committee not to include item 165 of the draft agenda.
Through its resolution 60/283 of July 2006, the General Assembly decided to approve the adoption by the United Nations of the International Public Sector Accounting Standards.
The General Assembly decides to approve the draft provisional rules of procedure for the World Summit for Social Development. A/C.3/49/4/Rev.1 and Corr.1, annex.
The General Assembly decided to approve the inclusion of Panama as a full and formal participant in the Special Plan by resolution 46/170.