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It also wished to know whether all available alternatives were exhausted first.
In the light of that resolution's reference to accountability mechanisms, it also wished to know what action would be taken to enforce accountability for wilful neglect of the issue of geographical distribution.
It also wished to know whether the Secretariat had replied to the letter from the Chairman of the Commission.
It also wished to know how many posts in the Department of Public Information were vacant.
It also wished to know how the programme of work had been affected by the filling of certain posts by staff at a lower level.
It also wished to know what policy considerations had caused a reduction in the allowance available to asylum seekers.
It also wished to know who was responsible for the failure of some organizations to pay attention to the Board's recommendations.
It also wished to know the status of proposals to increase the staffing of the five subregional offices of the Economic Commission for Africa.
It also wished to know how the international community could best respond to the situation of political prisoners in the country.
It also wished to know what issues needed to be most urgently addressed in terms of cooperation with the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights.
It also wished to know in what capacity the Office had participated and whether its participation had entailed expenditures from the Organization's regular budget.
It also wished to know whether pursuing cost-effectiveness had affected levels of service and whether any customer-satisfaction research had been conducted.
It also wished to know what decision had been handed down by the court hearing the case of Nyangwali, a young man who had been beaten up by the police in March 2006 in the town of Kapiri Mposhi.
It also wished to know whether it would be necessary to adjust the capital master plan if the project was in fact being implemented independently of it. .
It also wished to know the mandate for those activities and its connection with the provisions of Security Council resolution 1590(2005), particularly paragraph 4 of the resolution.
It also wished to know whether the Government is intending to take further measures in response to the concerns raised on these issues in other reports provided for this review.
It also wished to know whether that change meant that self-determination, a principle enshrined in the Charter, was no longer applicable in Africa and whether the African countries had accepted that situation.
It also wished to know whether consideration had been given to the potential cost savings of needing fewer security guards and to the need to accommodate emergency evacuations.
It also wished to know whether means of restraint could be used on children and, if so, in what circumstances. Furthermore, what disciplinary sanctions were applicable to children deprived of their liberty?
It also wished to know how many of the appeals disposed of by the Joint Appeals Boards had been decided in favour of the staff and what percentage of the Board's recommendations in such cases had been accepted by the Secretary-General.
It also wished to know if there were standard guidelines for determining whether to charge such staff to their parent duty station or to the mission to which they were temporarily assigned.
It also wished to know why there had been no reference in the first performance report on the biennium 1992-1993(A/C.5/47/47), even though there had been supernumeraries at the time of the drafting and submission of that report.
It also wished to know more about the migration control and verification subcommittees on which different security forces of the three branches of Government were represented, and if those subcommittees were entitled to hold migrants.
It also wished to know whether or not the report of the Phase IV Working Group on Reimbursement of Contingent-owned Equipment had been issued in all languages, because more than a month had elapsed and it had received only the English version.
It also wished to know how the new proposals for human resources management conformed to the system of delegation of authority and accountability which the Secretary-General had outlined in his report on the establishment of a transparent and effective system of accountability and responsibility A/C.5/49/1.
It also wished to know why the United Nations Conference on Restrictive Business Practices had been omitted from the list of conferences and meetings mentioned in paragraph 2.7 of the proposed programme budget and why there were no specific proposals for the reclassification of posts with a view to improving the career prospects of staff in the language services.
It also wished to know whether there was a unit within the Secretariat that was responsible for ensuring the follow-up to the recommendations which the Office had made on the cases of fraud, falsification or embezzlement mentioned in the report, and whether arrangements had been made to severely punish the authors of such misappropriation of funds and to prevent them from being employed in other branches of the Organization.
He also wished to know whether it promoted human rights education or engaged in awareness-raising activities.
He also wished to know whether it gave consideration to implementing the recommendations made by NGOs, which were often instructive.
He also wished to know which States he planned to visit.