Примеры использования Oversight entities на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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III. Cooperation with other United Nations oversight entities.
Mr. Lim(Singapore) said that internal and external oversight entities, which worked in complementary fashion, should continue to be clearly distinguished.
Coordination with other United Nations and oversight entities.
As a result, OIOS increased its informal contacts with oversight entities in an effort to ensure open communication and information exchange and transparency.
The United Nations Industrial Development Organization(UNIDO) andthe World Health Organization(WHO) have a dedicated investigator post within their oversight entities.
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Several speakers recommended that specialized independent oversight entities be established for that purpose.
Very few internal oversight entities post the investigation process on their website, explaining it in a concise manner, so staff members can be informed at a glance.
Many investigators agreed with this,yet few internal oversight entities allow the presence of an observer.
It is therefore critical for the Office to use the most up-to-date oversight techniques and procedures, such as those usedby advanced private and public sector oversight entities.
Although all the organizations' internal oversight entities rely for guidance on the Uniform Guidelines for Investigations, the manuals and methods used vary significantly from organization to organization.
Those recommendations affected the role andresponsibilities of OIOS, the Board of Auditors and other oversight entities within the wider United Nations system.
Future reports should be better coordinated among the oversight entities and include information on the impact of implemented recommendations, lessons learned and best practices, as well as staffing and resources.
As a part of this process, the restructuring of the IGO in May 2010 included the upgrading of the former Inspection and Investigation Sections to two Services,bringing them into line with other oversight entities within UNHCR.
As currently set up, no oversight entity is free to decide on its budgetary requirements; oversight entities are subject to the same budget policies as any other entity within the Secretariats.
With the completion of an investigation, the issuance of a report with findings, conclusions and/or recommendations, andthe submission thereof to the competent authorities, all internal oversight entities cease any further action.
Cooperation between internal oversight entities as well as with UN system entities, such as the Office of Internal Oversight Services(OIOS) and the Joint Inspection Unit, facilitated UNHCR's work.
In this regard, it is incumbent upon the Office to become familiar with, and use up-to-date, oversight techniques and procedures,comparable to those used by enlightened oversight entities in the private and public sector.
OIOS coordinates regularly with other United Nations oversight entities, including the Board of Auditors and the Joint Inspection Unit, to ensure that gaps, duplication and overlap in oversight work are minimized.
This concerns matters that fall strictly within the province of the intergovernmental organs, as opposed to the province of the Secretary-General, and further affects the role and responsibilities of OIOS,the Board of Auditors and other oversight entities within the wider United Nations system.
OIOS coordinates regularly with other United Nations oversight entities, including the Board of Auditors and the Joint Inspection Unit, to ensure that potential gaps, duplication and overlap in the conduct of oversight work are minimized.
Following consideration by Member States, the Secretary-General would work with Member States, the United Nations System Chief Executives Board for Coordination(CEB), OIOS,the Board of Auditors and other oversight entities to implement any decisions resulting from the discussions.
OIOS coordinates regularly with other United Nations oversight entities, including the Board of Auditors and the Joint Inspection Unit, to ensure that potential duplication and overlap in the conduct of oversight work are avoided and to minimize any gaps in oversight coverage.
If during the initial fact-finding indications emerge that serious misconduct may have occurred,security officers are instructed to inform their respective internal oversight entities that a formal investigation is warranted; such an investigation should then be undertaken by the oversight entity, not the security services.
OIOS coordinates regularly with other United Nations oversight entities, including the Board of Auditors and the Joint Inspection Unit, to ensure that potential duplication and overlap in the conduct of oversight work are avoided and to minimize any gaps in oversight coverage.
Professional guidelines on how to treat sources of information, subjects and witnesses, or the handling, storing and safeguarding of evidence, have been introduced in most, butnot all, internal oversight entities; for investigations conducted by other entities within an organization, the same professional standards are not observed and there is no quality assurance.
Bilateral cooperation between UNHCR's various oversight entities: the IGO, the Policy Development and Evaluation Service(PDES) and the Office of the Controller, as well as enhanced cooperation with United Nations system-wide entities, such as the Office of Internal Oversight Services(OIOS) and the Joint Inspection Unit(JIU), have progressed in the past year.
Welcoming the clear, detailed reporting of OIOS, its continuous efforts to improve the quality of its own performance andits efforts to work together with other United Nations oversight entities, the European Union urged OIOS to identify how it could expand and intensify its collaboration with other oversight entities in order to avoid duplication and overlap.
The Secretary-General indicates in paragraph 21 of A/60/883 that the introduction of mechanisms for ensuring that gaps do not exist in the provision of oversight activities for inter-agency services is a matter that falls strictly within the province of intergovernmental organs and that this also affects the role and responsibilities of the Office of Internal Oversight Services,the Board of Auditors and other oversight entities in the wider United Nations system.
OIOS continued to coordinate regularly with other United Nations oversight entities, including the Board of Auditors and the Joint Inspection Unit, to ensure that duplication or overlap of oversight work was avoided and to minimize any gaps in oversight coverage.
The earlier JIU report on strengthening the investigation function found,as confirmed by the oversight lacunae report, that despite increasingly clear mandates assigning the investigation function to internal oversight entities, few United Nations system organizations had placed full responsibility for the investigation function in these oversight entities.