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The Group wished to know why those posts remained unencumbered and when they would be filled.
Regarding the proposal to establish a special Case Intake Committee, the Group wished to know how that would complement existing case assessment processes and referrals to other mechanisms.
The Group wished to know which areas among her priorities would require special attention on her part.
While efficiencies should be pursued, translation capacity must be sufficient to allow documents to be issued on time, and the Group wished to know what steps the Secretary-General would take to resolve that perennial problem.
The Group wished to know which delegations had made the request and when the Committee would revert to the matter before it.
With regard to the Advisory Committee's recommendations on the level of resources proposed, the Group wished to know whether the reductions in funding for travel and consultancy services would be applied across the board and, if so, how that would affect the smaller missions.
The Group wished to know why an advisory board had still not been created, as provided for in General Assembly resolutions 57/292, 61/251 and 62/87.
Given that utilization of the conference centre at the Economic Commission for Africa remained at the low rate of 70 per cent andthat the new African Union conference facilities had created an additional source of competition in the region, the Group wished to know what measures beyond marketing and outreach activities could be taken to improve use of the centre.
The African Group wished to know whether a decision of a Governing Council superseded decisions of the General Assembly.
Referring to the resolution adopted by CAMI on support to theAfrican Productive Capacity Initiative, in which UNIDO was called on to provide seed money of at least 5 million euros to launch the African Productive Capacity Facility, the Group wished to know whether the remnant from the Industrial Development Decade for Africa had been designated as seed money and, if so, whether the legal framework for access to such funds by the Facility had been established.
The Group wished to know why the Administration's study of the support account for peacekeeping operations had been limited to a historical trend analysis.
Mr. Di Luca(Argentina), speaking on behalf of the Group of 77 and China,said that the Group wished to know why the Secretary-General's eighth annual progress report on the implementation of the capital master plan(A/65/511) had not been considered at the main part of the sixty-fifth session of the General Assembly, pursuant to the relevant legislative mandate, and trusted that future reports would be considered at the main part of the Assembly's sessions, in accordance with the Committee's practice.
The Group wished to know why the post of Special Adviser had not yet been filled, as the Organization's efforts to support NEPAD might be jeopardized if the situation was not addressed as a matter of urgency.
The Group wished to know whether it offered the anticipated degree of protection; how lessons learned had been incorporated into areas requiring improvement; what the full cost of the system was; and how other stakeholders and cost-sharing with other actors had been incorporated into the initiative.
However, the Group wished to know how the implementation of the Systems, Applications and Products in Data-Processing(SAP) programme was progressing, since it could allow for more realistic schedules, benchmarks and performance indicators for UNIDO projects and activities.
The Group wished to know how OHCHR intended to implement the capacity-building package to assist States in fulfilling the human rights commitments set forth in General Assembly resolution 68/268 on strengthening and enhancing the effective functioning of the human rights treaty body system.
In that connection, the Group wished to know how the new entities referred to in the report of the Secretary-General on measures to strengthen accountability at the United Nations(A/60/312) would enhance transparency and accountability in the Secretariat and whether the oversight bodies had been consulted prior to their establishment.
The Group also wished to know whether the European Union's request invoked rules 116, 117 and 118 of the General Assembly's rules of procedure.
Mr. Kumalo(South Africa) said that the Group of 77 and China simply wished to know which delegations had requested the recorded vote.
She also wished to know to which ethnic group those convicted of such offences chiefly belonged, because she imagined that minorities were more affected by the law, as was often the case in ethnic conflicts.
The Group had raised the issue many times and wished to know what specific measures the Secretariat would take to rectify the situation.
Ms. Lock(South Africa),speaking on behalf of the Group of 77 and China, wished to know whether, following the adoption of the Advisory Committee's recommendations, the Secretariat would be able to implement the provisions of draft resolution A/ES-10/L.19 unhindered.
His delegation appreciated the support for its request for relocation from group(c) to group(d), and wished to know how matters would now proceed to ensure that the issue was dealt with at the current session.
The Group therefore wished to know whether meeting organizers had not requested interpretation services because they genuinely did not require them or because they had wished to avoid having their request denied.
She wished to know which groups had participated in preparing the report.
He also wished to know which population groups were covered by the term"vulnerable groups. .
He also wished to know which ethnic groups were denied Thai citizenship and on what grounds.
Lastly, she also wished to know for which age groups education was mandatory.
Specifically, she would welcome information on housing,particularly the rehousing of some marginalized groups, and wished to know to what extent local authorities were involved in the State's attempts to address the material consequences of those groups' social status.
Noting that the State party was undergoing an especially difficult period owingto demonstrations around the country and to apparently rising tensions between certain tribal groups, he wished to know to what extent the current situation affected the implementation of programmes instituted by the authorities to apply the provisions of the Convention.