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That text is reproduced in the present volume.
The accounts in the present volume consist of 21 statements supported by schedules and notes.
The expenditures of such funds are listed in annex I to the present volume.
Where this is the case,the values given in the present volume should be considered to be more accurate.
The present volume contains the foreword and introduction of the proposed programme budget for the biennium 2000-2001.
The related comments and recommendations of the Advisory Committee are contained in document A/60/7/Add.39 in the present volume.
The present volume contains expenditure sections 1 to 15 of the proposed programme budget for the biennium 2000-2001.
The Advisory Committee commented on this matter in some detail in paragraphs 9, 10,17 and 18 of its report on the revised estimates document A/60/7/Add.13 in the present volume.
The present volume contains the foreword, introduction and sections 1 to 14 of the proposed programme budget for the biennium 1996-1997.
With regard to architectural issues, the Advisory Committee recalls paragraph 12 of its report of 5 December 2005 on the capital master plan document A/60/7/Add.12 in the present volume.
The present volume contains sections 15 to 33 and income sections 1 to 3 of the proposed programme budget for the biennium 1996-1997.
The Advisory Committee has discussed this matter in its report on the revised estimates,in which it presented options for consideration by the Assembly see paras. 66 and 67 of document A/60/7/Add.13 in the present volume.
The present volume contains expenditure sections 16 to 33 and income sections 1 to 3 of the proposed programme budget for the biennium 2000-2001.
The Advisory Committee recalls that in its previous report ithad indicated that no detailed description of the functions of the requested posts had been provided para. 35 of document A/60/7/Add.13 in the present volume.
Statements I, II andIII of the accounts in the present volume summarize the consolidated results of United Nations peacekeeping activities for the period from 1 July 1997 to 30 June 1998.
As stipulated in financial regulation 2.1, the financial period for peacekeeping operations with special accounts is one year, from 1 July to 30 June, andthe financial reporting for those missions is contained in the present volume.
The accounts in the present volume consist of 23 statements with related schedules and notes covering all peace-keeping operations funded by individual assessments and the Peace-keeping Reserve Fund.
The Advisory Committee has requested that information analysing the growth or decrease in resources proposed for special political missions, as compared to both the previous biennium andthe previous year, be included para. 10 of document A/60/7/Add.37 in the present volume.
The Provisional report andthe addenda contained in the present volume, as confirmed by the Preparatory Commission, constitute the Report of the Preparatory Commission in making practical arrangements for the establishment of the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea.
The Advisory Committee is not convinced by this explanation and points out that there is no evidence of a sufficient attemptto redeploy resources or otherwise accommodate this activity from within existing resources see document A/60/7/Add.13, para. 13, in the present volume.
The present volume of Resolutions and Decisions of the Security Council contains the resolutions adopted and the decisions taken by the Council on substantive questions during the period from 1 August 2009 to 31 July 2010, as well as decisions on some of the more important procedural matters.
In its reports on a number of statements of programme budget implications for draft resolutions,the Advisory Committee has recommended that conference servicing requirements be considered in the context of the review of the consolidated statement see documents A/60/7/Add.27 and 29 in the present volume.
Power engineers estimated that without measures to improve energy efficiency in the present volume of outdoor lighting the annual electricity consumption would have been higher by 13.77 million kWh, and additional electricity costs would have amounted to 60 million rubles a year.
As regards the latter(Special Envoy of the Secretary-General for Myanmar), the Advisory Committee recalls that the related requirements were considered by the Assembly in the context of the pertinent statement of programmebudget implications see A/C.5/60/17; and document A/60/7/Add.17 in the present volume.
As indicated in paragraph 10 of its report on the revised estimates relating to the 2005 World Summit Outcome(document A/60/7/Add.13 in the present volume), on 28 November 2005 the Advisory Committee became aware of the report of the Secretary-General contained in document A/60/568 and Corr.1 and 2.
Under the circumstances, the General Assembly may wish to consider that such additional resources as may be necessary for the Peacebuilding Commission should be reported in the performance report;such an option was foreseen in paragraph 29 of the Advisory Committee's report on the revised estimates document A/60/7/Add.13 in the present volume.
In its previous report on the capital master plan(document A/60/7/Add.12 in the present volume), the Advisory Committee indicated that, while it saw merit in strategy IV as recommended by the Secretary-General, it was of the opinion that the General Assembly should be provided with a more comprehensive analysis of all options, in particular of strategy III.
In response to this request, the Secretary-General has submitted provisional terms of reference for a body, which he proposes be called the independent audit advisory committee, for approval by the General Assembly see para. 10 and annex III to document A/60/568 and Corr.1 and 2; andparas. 26 and 27 of document A/60/7/Add.13 in the present volume.
The financial results reported on in the present volume relate to all activities of the United Nations other than peacekeeping operations, which are reported on separately in volume II, and those special programmes whose activities are reported to the General Assembly separately by their executive heads see para. 26.
While paragraph 28 and annexes I and II of the report of the Secretary-General provide an outline of the structure and functions of the Office, the Advisory Committee notes, as it has in previous reports(see para. 35 of document A/60/7/Add.13 andpara. 5 of document A/60/7/Add.25 in the present volume) that no detailed descriptions of the functions of the requested posts have been given.