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Proposed number.
The justifications for the proposed number of vehicles in the mission area are as follows.
Proposed number of Mission personnel.
In 2014, there will be no change to the proposed number of positions in the support to the Committee.
Proposed number and duration of stations/hauls.
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B Current review cycle costs/4(current number of meetings)x 5 proposed number of meetings.
In return they proposed number of exemptions to business companies.
For civilian staff in missions, the data represent the peak number from 2000/01 to 2002/03,the authorized number for 2003/04 and the proposed number for 2004/05.
Proposed number of Mission personnel for the Regional Service Centre.
In this connection, annex IV sets out the proposed number of posts by source of funds and grade level.
The proposed number of luxury and deluxe rooms are offered at affordable prices.
In this connection, the Committee will also comment on the proposed number and grading structure of the staff for the Situation Room.
The proposed number of posts per level under one funding source is also indicated.
A Includes posts approved under the support account for peacekeeping operations for the period up to 2006/07 and the proposed number of posts at the current level of peacekeeping activity for 2007/08.
The Committee notes that the proposed number of 150 posts reflects an increase of 99 posts over the current level of 51 posts.
The proposed number of posts in the Office of the Under-Secretary-General for Internal Oversight Services for the biennium 2010-2011 remains unchanged at seven.
This is reflected mainly in the fact that the proposed number of meetings has been cut by 20 per cent, compared to the biennium 2002-2003.
The proposed number of established regular posts at ICSC remains at 44 20 Professional and 24 General Service.
As table 6 shows, the total number of approved posts for 2000-2001 is 362,whereas for 2002-2003 the proposed number is 397- a net increase of 35 posts 9 Professional and 26 local-level posts.
The proposed number of temporary regular budget posts is 32, compared with 35 for the biennium 2000-2001.
Upon request, the Advisory Committee was provided with table 4 below, showing the proposed number and levels of positions located at Headquarters in the proposed budgets for 2014 for backstopping special political missions.
The proposed number of posts in the Office of the Under-Secretary-General for Internal Oversight Services for the biennium 2014-2015 remains unchanged at eight.
As table 6 below shows, the total number of approved posts for 2002-2003 was 397,whereas for 2004-2005 the proposed number is 412, or a net increase of 15 posts an increase of 21 Professional posts and a decrease of 6 Local level posts.
In 2015, the proposed number and level of the positions for the Personal Envoy of the Secretary-General for Western Sahara will remain unchanged.
In 2014, there will be no change to the proposed number of positions for the Analytical Support and Sanctions Monitoring Team.
The proposed number and the levels of the posts provided for in the 2004 budget will enable the Office of the Prosecutor to administer a maximum of two simultaneous preliminary examination or evaluation teams(under articles 15, para. 2, or 53, para. 1) as well as a maximum of three investigations of cases taking into account that one situation will normally require the investigation of several cases.
The Advisory Committee notes from table 29.8 that the proposed number of established regular posts for the Joint Inspection Unit is 19 10 Professional and 9 General Service posts.
The proposed number of established regular posts at ICSC is 44(20 Professional and 24 General Service posts), reflecting the reduction of one P-3 and one General Service post.
The Advisory Committee notes from table 29.7 that the proposed number of established regular posts for the Joint Inspection Unit is maintained at 19 10 Professional and 9 General Service.
The proposed number of posts is based on 24 hours coverage each day for 7 days a week, i.e. 3 shifts of 8 hours per day for weekdays where necessary, with a further increment of 1/3 of staff for weekends.