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Revised estimates submitted by the Secretary of the Board.
At the current session the Fifth Committee would be receiving various proposals for financing and revised estimates submitted in connection with legislative mandates.
Revised estimates submitted by the Secretary-General for 2008/09.
The point of departure for the recommendations of the TaskForce with regard to the governance and operation of OPS was the set of functions of that office as proposed by the Secretary-General in his report on the revised estimates submitted to the General Assembly A/C.5/47/88.
Revised estimates submitted by the Secretary-General for 2011/12b.
The present 2002-2003 revised estimates are analysed in relation to the original biennium estimates submitted to the Executive Board at its second regular session 2001 in document DP/2001/28 and the subsequent revised estimates submitted to the Board at its second regular session 2002 in document DP/2002/33.
Revised estimates submitted by the Secretary-General for 2013/14.
The recommendations are based on the proposals of the Secretary-General, 1 the recommendations of the Advisory Committee on Administrative andBudgetary Questions thereon, 2 revised estimates submitted by the Secretary-General and the appropriations required for the implementation of resolutions adopted by the General Assembly at its current session.
Unfortunately, the revised estimates submitted in 2005 in response to the decisions taken at the World Summit had not reflected that resolve.
The recommendations are based on the proposals of the Secretary-General, 1 the recommendations of the Advisory Committee on Administrative andBudgetary Questions thereon, 2 revised estimates submitted by the Secretary-General and the appropriations required for the implementation of resolutions adopted by the General Assembly at its current session.
The second is contained in the revised estimates submitted by the Secretary-General in the first performance report in connection with approval of a revised appropriation;
The recommendations are based on the proposals of the Secretary-General, 1 the recommendations of the AdvisoryCommittee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions theron, 2 revised estimates submitted by the Secretary-General and the appropriations required for the implementation of resolutions adopted by the General Assembly at its current session.
The report follows earlier revised estimates submitted by the Secretary-General to the General Assembly after the adoption by the Human Rights Council of resolution 1/1 on the Convention see A/61/530.
Section II of the present report reflects the decisions taken by the Committee on individual expenditure and income sections of the proposed programme budget for the biennium 1998-1999,as well as on revised estimates submitted by the Secretary-General and on the programme budget implications of the resolutions adopted by the General Assembly either on the recommendations of its Main Committees or in respect of items dealt with in plenary meeting.
In this connection, in the revised estimates submitted for 1994-1995, it was proposed to convert to established status 12 General Service(Other level) positions which have been encumbered for a number of years, although financed on a temporary basis.
Section II of the present report contains a summary of the recommendations made by the Fifth Committee during the sixty-ninth session of the General Assembly on the revised estimates submitted by the Secretary-General and on the programme budget implications of resolutions adopted by the Assembly, either on the recommendation of its Main Committees or in respect of items considered in plenary meeting.
The second is contained in the revised estimates submitted by the Secretary-General in the first performance report(end of the first year of the biennium), in connection with approval of a revised appropriation;
Section II of the present report provides a summary of the recommendations of the Fifth Committee during the fifty-third session of the General Assembly on the revised estimates submitted by the Secretary-General and on the programme budget implications of resolutions adopted by the Assembly, either on the recommendation of its Main Committees or in respect of items considered in plenary meeting.
It will be recalled that, based on revised estimates submitted by the Secretary-General(A/C.5/47/2), the General Assembly, in its resolutions 47/220 A, B and C of 23 December 1992, approved for the biennium 1992-1993 a revised appropriation.
Section II of the present report contains a summary of the recommendations of the Fifth Committee during the forty-ninth session of the General Assembly on the revised estimates submitted by the Secretary-General and on the programme budget implications of resolutions adopted by the Assembly, either on the recommendation of its Main Committees or in respect of items dealt with in plenary meetings.
The first recosting is contained in the revised estimates submitted by the Secretary-General for consideration by the General Assembly in order to update the resource requirements in the proposed programme budget before an initial appropriation is approved;
The CHAIRMAN suggested that the Fifth Committee should recommend to the General Assembly that,should it approve the revised estimates submitted by the Secretary-General in his report in document A/C.5/49/12, an additional appropriation of $772,400 would be required under sections 8, 14 and 21 of the programme budget for the biennium 1994-19952, subject to the criteria for use of the contingency fund adopted by the General Assembly in resolution 42/211.
The first recosting(as per the present report)is contained in the revised estimates submitted by the Secretary-General for consideration by the General Assembly, in order to update the resource requirements in the proposed programme budget before an initial appropriation is approved;
Recommendations of the Fifth Committee during the current session of the General Assembly on revised estimates submitted by the Secretary-General, as well as on the programme budget implications of resolutions adopted by the Assembly under items considered by other Main Committees or in respect of items considered in plenary, have resulted in a net decrease in the approved level of appropriations in the amount of $5,627,700 and a net reduction in the approved income estimates in the amount of $1,150,700.
Recommendations of the Fifth Committee during the current session of the General Assembly on revised estimates submitted by the Secretary-General, as well as on the programme budget implications of resolutions adopted by the Assembly under items considered by other Main Committees or in respect of items considered in plenary meeting, have resulted in a net increase in the approved level of appropriations in the amount of $343,979,700 and a net increase in the approved income estimates in the amount of $51,509,800.
Recommendations of the Fifth Committee during the current session of the General Assembly on revised estimates submitted by the Secretary-General, as well as on the programme budget implications of resolutions adopted by the Assembly under items considered by other Main Committees or in respect of items considered in plenary, have resulted in net increases in the approved level of appropriations in the amount of $4,993,100 and a net reduction in the approved income estimates in the amount of $23,664,100.
Recommendations of the Fifth Committee during the current session of the General Assembly on revised estimates submitted by the Secretary-General, as well as on the programme budget implications of resolutions adopted by the Assembly under items considered by other Main Committees or in respect of items considered in plenary meeting, have resulted in a net increase in the approved level of appropriations in the amount of $115,271,900 and a net increase in the approved income estimates in the amount of $11,320,700.
Recommendations of the Fifth Committee during the current session of the General Assembly on revised estimates submitted by the Secretary-General, as well as on the programme budget implications of resolutions adopted by the Assembly under items considered by other Main Committees or in relation to items dealt with in plenary meetings, have resulted in net increases in the approved level of appropriations in the amount of $28,074,200 and net reductions in the approved estimates of income in the amount of $45,321,200.