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The Committee again invited all intergovernmental bodies to consider, where appropriate, the possibility of further reducing the length of their reports from 32 pages to 20 pages.
His delegation joined others in welcoming the Secretary-General's decision that all documents originating in the Secretariat should not exceed 16 pages,and the invitation to intergovernmental bodies to consider reducing their reports over a period of time to a maximum of 20 pages.
The General Assembly, in paragraph 15 of its resolution 53/208 B, invited all intergovernmental bodies to consider, where appropriate, the possibility of further reducing the length of their reports from 32 to 20 pages without adversely affecting either the quality of presentation or the content of the reports.
Decides to examine the recommendation of the Secretary-General on initiating a review of the International Civil Service Commission, and, on the basis of information to be provided by the Secretary-General,requests the competent intergovernmental bodies to consider the modalities for such a review and to report to the General Assembly before the end of its fifty-second session;
Invites all intergovernmental bodies to consider, where appropriate, the possibility of reducing the length of their reports from the desired limit of 32 pages to 20 pages over a period of time without adversely affecting either the quality of presentation or the content of the reports;
In its resolution 53/208 B, the General Assembly stressed the need for compliance with the existing page limits for documents and invited all intergovernmental bodies to consider, where appropriate, the possibility of further reducing the length of their reports from 32 to 20 pages.
Invites all intergovernmental bodies to consider, where appropriate, the possibility of reducing the length of their reports from the desired limit of thirty-two pages to twenty pages over a period of time without adversely affecting either the quality of presentation or the content of the reports;
The General Assembly, in its resolution 53/208 B of 18 December 1998, stressed the need for compliance with the existing page limits and invited all intergovernmental bodies to consider, where appropriate, the possibility of further reducing the length of their reports to 20 pages.
In the resolution, the Assembly also invited all intergovernmental bodies to consider, where appropriate, the possibility of reducing the length of their reports from the desired limit of 32 pages to 20 pages over a period of time without adversely affecting either the quality of the presentation or the content of the reports.
However, the General Assembly, in resolution 53/208 B, stressed the need for compliance with the existing page limits and invited all intergovernmental bodies to consider, where appropriate, the possibility of further reducing the length of their reports to 20 pages.
In paragraph 7 of the same section, the Assembly invited all intergovernmental bodies to consider, where appropriate, the possibility of reducing the length of their reports from the desired limit of 32 pages to 20 pages over a period of time without adversely affecting either the quality of presentation or the content of the reports.
By its resolution 52/12 B of 19 December 1997 on renewing the United Nations: a programme for reform, the General Assembly decided to examine the recommendation of the Secretary-General on initiating a review of the International Civil Service Commission, and, on the basis of information to be provided by the Secretary-General,requested the competent intergovernmental bodies to consider the modalities for such a review.2.
Together with the late submission of documents, it impacted strongly on the processing schedules of documents andforced the relevant intergovernmental bodies to consider the postponement or extension of their sessions and to constantly revise the programme of work, thereby creating a vicious cycle.
The note further recalled that, by its resolution 52/12 B of 19 December 1997, on renewing the United Nations: a programme for reform, the General Assembly decided to examine the recommendation of the Secretary-General on initiating a review of the International Civil Service Commission, and, on the basis of information to be provided by the Secretary-General,requested the competent intergovernmental bodies to consider the modalities for such a review.
Stresses once again the need for compliance with existing page limits, and invites all intergovernmental bodies to consider, where appropriate, the possibility of further reducing the length of their reports from thirty-two to twenty pages without adversely affecting either the quality of presentation or the content of the reports;
The Commission took note of paragraph 22 of General Assembly resolution 52/12 B, in which the Assembly decided to examine the recommendation of the Secretary-General on initiating a review of ICSC, and on the basis of information to be provided by the Secretary-General,requested the competent intergovernmental bodies to consider the modalities for such a review and to report to the General Assembly before the end of its fifty-second session.
Stresses once again the need for compliance with the existing page limits, and invites all intergovernmental bodies to consider, where appropriate, the possibility of further reducing the length of their reports from thirty-two to twenty pages without adversely affecting either the quality of presentation or the content of the reports;
Mr. Moktefi(Algeria), referring to the note by the Secretary-General on the review of the International Civil Service Commission(A/54/483), said that in adopting resolution 52/12 B the General Assembly had decided to examine the recommendation of the Secretary-General on the review of ICSC andhad requested the competent intergovernmental bodies to consider the modalities for such a review on the basis of information to be provided by the Secretary-General.
Given that ocean acidification is a global issue that requires a global approach and an integrated response,there is an urgent need for intergovernmental bodies to consider the challenges and opportunities for effectively addressing the ocean acidification impacts on the marine environment, including through international cooperation and coordination.
In addition, the attention of the Commission was drawn to paragraph 15 of General Assembly resolution 53/208 B of 18 December 1998,in which the Assembly stressed once again the need for compliance with existing page limits; and invited all intergovernmental bodies to consider, where appropriate, the possibility of further reducing the length of their reports from 32 to 20 pages without adversely affecting either the quality of presentation or the content of the reports.
In resolution 52/214 of 22 December 1997 the General Assembly took note of a report of the SecretaryGeneral on the control andlimitation of documentation and invited"all intergovernmental bodies to consider, where appropriate, the possibility of reducing the length of their reports from the desired limit of 32 pages to 20 pages over a period of time without adversely affecting either the quality of presentation or the content of the reports.
The General Assembly, in its resolution 52/12 B, had requested the Secretary-General to provide information to the competent intergovernmental bodies to enable them to consider the modalities for a review of ICSC and to report to the General Assembly before the end of its fifty-second session.
The Committee on Conferences consequently requested its Chairman to invite intergovernmental bodies concerned to consider the possibility of requesting the Secretariat to issue unedited transcripts of one meeting for comparison purposes with a view to the possible substitution of such transcripts for their usual records in the future.
The General Assembly and other intergovernmental bodies may also wish to consider their role in this matter.
On a regular basis PADIS conducts studies of user needs(1988,1990 and 1992) and presents the results to intergovernmental bodies, which consider them and make recommendations for the forthcoming work programme.
Achieving the objective enabled the General Assembly and other intergovernmental bodies and troop-contributing countries to consider and decide on the financial resources of active missions in a timely manner.
Intergovernmental legislative bodies should be urged to consider in detail the publication programme under their jurisdiction when these bodies review the actual programme of work in the Secretary-General's proposed programme budget.
The Committee encouraged Member States, intergovernmental bodies and regional and other major groupings to consider increasing their use of the conference facilities at Nairobi.
Her delegation was concerned over that situation andreserved the right to revert to the issue of consultations with intergovernmental bodies when the Committee came to consider the relevant draft resolutions.
It had also requested the Chairman of the Committee to invite the chairmen of intergovernmental bodies which received written meeting records to consider the possibility of issuing unedited transcripts of one meeting for comparison purposes with a view to the possible substitution of such transcripts for their usual records in the future.