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The Advisory Committee recalls its observations in paragraph 13 of its report A/62/855.
Concerning the general temporary assistance resources requested for the Peacekeeping Financing Division,the Advisory Committee recalls its observations on the budget process see A/62/781, paras. 14-15 and para. 102 above.
The Committee recalls its observations in paragraphs 42 and 43 of its report(A/48/878) that.
As regards the work programme andcost estimates of JIU, the Committee recalls its observations and recommendations in its report on JIU A/47/755.
The Advisory Committee recalls its observations in paragraphs 11-14 of its report A/AC.96/964/Add.1 on the subject of"project staff.
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With respect to the presentation of the proposed biennial programme budget for 2012-2013,the Advisory Committee recalls its observations contained in paragraphs 16 and 17 of its earlier report A/AC.96/1087/Add.1.
The Committee recalls its observations and recommendations on the mode of financing of the support account reflected in paragraphs 35 to 37 of its previous report A/50/897.
With respect to perceived anomalies in the present practice of paying honoraria,the Advisory Committee recalls its observations in paragraph 8 of its fortieth report on the proposed programme budget for 1978-1979 9/ that.
The Committee recalls its observations on the question of generators in its previous cross-cutting report on peacekeeping operations A/66/718, para. 107.
With regard to the question of UNHCR paying the salaries and other charges for staff of implementing partners,the Advisory Committee recalls its observations in its report(A/50/560, para. 11) that it did not believe that such payments, especially those relating to separation indemnities, should be chargeable to UNHCR.
The Committee recalls its observations in its first report on UNPROFOR(A/46/893, para. 19) and is of the view that the estimated costs for premises and accommodation are high.
In this connection the Committee recalls its observations on this subject in its report A/45/7/Add.10 para. 12.
The Committee recalls its observations and recommendations in paragraphs 41 to 50 of its report(A/63/746) concerning increased efficiency and cost effectiveness of air operations.
With regard to mine action methodology,the Committee recalls its observations in the context of the budget proposal for 2012/13, in which it noted significant variances in the actual and planned areas of land for mine clearance A/66/718/Add.6, paras. 35 and 36.
The Committee recalls its observations on the current arrangements for conference-servicing of intergovernmental bodies convened at Nairobi(A/46/7/Add.5) and at ECA A/46/7/Add.1.
For some other United Nations entities(UN-Habitat and UNEP),the Board recalls its observations from its previous audit reports(for the financial period ended 31 December 2011) that they did not operate an approach to enterprise risk management see A/69/178, paras. 27-30.
The Committee recalls its observations regarding the practice in which assets declared as surplus property have been transferred to another mission at no cost to the receiving mission when a mission is at the active stage A/68/782, para. 139.
In this regard, the Committee recalls its observations in its report on the revised estimates resulting from the decisions contained in that resolution see A/67/641.
The Committee recalls its observations in paragraph II.7 of its first report on the proposed programme budget for 2000-2001 on the management of resources for special political missions.
The Advisory Committee recalls its observations contained in paragraphs 66 and 67 of its report(A/53/7) on the estimates budgeted for building management by the United Nations, IAEA and UNIDO.
In this connection, the Committee recalls its observations in its report on the proposed programme budget for the biennium 2006-2007 concerning the importance of the management policy function.
First, it recalls its observations on admissibility and reiterates its request that the Committee declare the communication primarily inadmissible for abuse of the right of submission, in accordance with article 22, paragraph 2, of the Convention.
The Advisory Committee recalls its observations and recommendations concerning results-based budgeting for peacekeeping(see A/59/736, paras. 3340) and notes the efforts to improve the results-based budget presentations.
In that regard, the Committee recalls its observations and recommendations on the use of income generated from optical disk system subscriptions, which should be applied directly to help meet the cost of maintaining and/or expanding the system A/53/507, para. 13.
The State party recalls its observations on the merits of the case and points out that it had explained that adequate care is defined as care under conditions that do not differ fundamentally from those in which care is provided to the asylum seeker's peers in a comparable situation.
The Committee recalls its observations with regard to the nature of the OVOS/expertiza system as a development control mechanism followed in many countries of Eastern Europe, the Caucasus and Central Asia cf., findings on communication ACCC/C/2009/37 concerning compliance by Belarus ECE/MP. PP/2011/11/Add.2, para. 74.
The Advisory Committee recalls its observations and recommendations on the Secretary-General's proposals for the implementation of an organizational resilience management system designed to establish a comprehensive approach to emergency management, from preparation to response and recovery see A/67/608.
The Advisory Committee recalls its observations in its report on the second performance report of the Secretary-General on the programme budget for the biennium 2010-2011 concerning options proposed for protecting the United Nations against fluctuations in exchange rates and inflation see A/66/611, paras. 26-33.
The Advisory Committee recalls its observations in paragraph IX.13 of its report, 1 where it had expressed the belief that the structure for the Office of Internal Oversight Services should not become too elaborate and that procedures should be in place for the coordination of the various units with a view to promoting greater efficiency.
The Committee recalls its observations in paragraph 56 of its report DP/2001/24 and notes with concern that although the regular resource projections of UNIFEM for 2004-2005 shows some increase(9.5 per cent), its support budget for 2004-2005 increases more than in proportion 21.1 per cent as compared to the budget for 2002-2003.