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He informed the Commission that he had been re-elected as Chair.
In reference to paragraph 2(a)of annex I to the rules of procedure, he informed the Commission that the submission was not the subject of any dispute.
He informed the Commission of the compromise reached at the Meeting.
In reference to paragraph 2(a)of annex I to the rules of procedure, he informed the Commission that there is an area which falls under the purview of rule 46 of the rules of procedure.
He informed the Commission of the status of implementation of those recommendations.
In reference to paragraph 2(a)of annex I to the rules of procedure, he informed the Commission that details of the submission had been communicated to Denmark, Iceland and the United Kingdom.
He informed the Commission that Messrs. Madon and Oduro had been elected Vice-Chairs.
Reiterating his appreciation for the kind invitations of the Governments of Egypt andTunisia to act as host to the Ninth Congress, he informed the Commission that, based on consultations between the two Governments, it had been agreed that the Ninth Congress would be held at Tunis.
He informed the Commission that one of its members, Mr. Lu, had provided China with advice and assistance.
In response to a query raised, he informed the Commission that 38.7 per cent of UNICEF NPOs were women.
He informed the Commission that during the second half of 2009, Ireland had made a contribution to the trust fund.
In conclusion, he informed the Commission about several interesting events that were due to take place during its session.
He informed the Commission that he had submitted the text of the Algiers Plan of Action to the Secretariat.
In that connection he informed the Commission that the Cook Islands had submitted, in the intersessional period, an addendum to its original executive summary.
He informed the Commission that he had instructed the officials concerned to avoid any reoccurrence.
He informed the Commission that, pursuant to the agreed outcome, the bureau had already established an informal working group.
He informed the Commission of the content of the report of the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions.
He informed the Commission that one of its current members, Mr. Park, had provided the Republic of Korea with advice and assistance.
He informed the Commission that Mr. Haworth had been elected as a Vice-Chair and that Mr. Rajan would continue to be the other Vice-Chair.
He informed the Commission that the Chairperson, Mr. Albuquerque, had advised the Secretariat that he would be unable to attend the session.
He informed the Commission that the Committee had met to consider amendments to section IV(10) of annex III to the rules of procedure CLCS/40.
He informed the Commission about additional material received, through the Secretariat, from the Government of Brazil during the intersessional period.
He informed the Commission that relevant budgetary provisions would be included in the proposed programme budget for the biennium 2004-2005.
He informed the Commission that women represented 48 per cent of staff at the Professional level and 60 per cent at the level of D-1 and above.
He informed the Commission that a staff assessment scale resulting in a revenue reduction of some 10 per cent would meet the needs of the United Nations.
He informed the Commission of the commitment of the delegation of Brazil to provide full responses to issues raised in the Subcommission's presentations no later than 31 July 2006.
He informed the Commission that for the twenty-seventh session of the Commission, Argentina would not be seeking assistance from the fund, while China would provide medical coverage for its member.
He informed the Commission that in 2010 Argentina, China, Ireland, Mexico, New Zealand, Norway and the Republic of Korea had made contributions to the trust fund, and Japan had pledged to contribute to it.
He informed the Commission that consultations had been held with these States and that, even though no agreement had been reached, the United Kingdom remained committed to further negotiations.
He informed the Commission that legal proceedings were pending before the Administrative Tribunal of ILO in which several UNESCO staff were challenging the legal validity of the revised methodology.