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Mr. Burneo said that his Office was in charge of coordinating the responses to the International bodies on individual complaints.
Mr. Seth(Director, Office for ECOSOC Support and Coordination) said that his Office wanted to move in that direction.
He also said that his Office was promoting a reform that would allow public prosecutors to supervise and direct investigations conducted by the police.
Mr. BIERWIRTH(Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees) said that his Office(UNHCR) welcomed the Committee's timely discussion on the prevention of genocide.
Mr. Sach(Controller) said that his Office would be considering the important recommendations put forward in the reports of the Advisory Committee and Board of Auditors to strengthen its approach to peacekeeping financing matters.
Mr. Satti(Acting Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Burundi) said that his Office would be consulting with the Burundian Government on ways to support its endeavours.
Speaking frankly, he said that his office had experienced a shock in preparing the forecast for the current period, in that the application of credits had resulted in a drastic discrepancy between cash income and cash outflow on peacekeeping operations.
Mr. Otunnu(Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Children andArmed Conflict) said that his Office had struggled all year with a lack of resources and did not have sufficient to continue operations through December.
Turning to the questions put by the representative of Austria,he said he was grateful to the Human Security Network for prioritizing the rights of children and said that his Office would collaborate closely with that organization.
In response to the representative of Austria, he said that his Office must strengthen its partnerships and serve as a catalyst for the most effective use of available resources.
Mr. Paschke(Under-Secretary-General for Internal Oversight Services),responding to the points raised by delegations at the previous meeting, said that his Office had circulated a list of all the reports which OIOS had issued since its inception, indicating their status in the Fifth Committee.
Mr. Mansour(Observer for Palestine) said that his office was preparing a letter to be submitted that day to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council concerning the most recent escalations of violence by Israel against the Palestinian people, particularly in the occupied Gaza Strip.
Mr. Acharya(Under-Secretary-General and High Representative for the Least Developed Countries,Landlocked Developing Countries and Small Island Developing States) said that his Office had engaged in a deeper analysis of the binding constraints faced by the least developed countries.
Mr. de Serpa Soares(Under-Secretary-General for Legal Affairs,the Legal Counsel) said that his Office had recently been accused of a lack of flexibility in its interpretation of the need for the consent of the Syrian Government to allow the delivery of humanitarian assistance within its territory.
Among the initiatives, he said that his Office is working to support the efforts of the President of the Commission on Human Rights of the National Transitional Council and the National Coordinator of the International Conference on the Great Lakes Region to organize peace forums in the country that will bring together community and religious leaders from seven provinces.
Responding to the question from the representative of the Syrian Arab Republic, he said that his Office tried as far as possible to be aware of all conflict situations and to mobilize support for the affected children.
Peter Mansfield, an Assistant U.S. Attorney, said that his office instructed the two FBI agents and arresting officer not to appear, arguing that DeGuerin's subpoenas were issued in an attempt to conduct"actions against them in their official capacities for the purpose of obtaining testimony, information and material maintained under color of their official duties.
Mr. Moffat(Office of Programme Planning,Budget and Accounts) said that his Office had received the report as it was beginning to prepare the budget for the biennium 2008-2009.
In response to the query regarding women's rights, he said that his Office attached great importance to women's issues in all United Nations spheres of competence, as borne out by the establishment of a post of special rapporteur on violence against women, pursuant to the Vienna Declaration.
In response to the question by the representative of Cuba concerning the implementation of certain recommendations before they were submitted to the General Assembly, he said that his Office's recommendations did not usually involve major policy decisions, which would indeed go before the Secretary-General or the Fifth Committee, but rather steps to be taken in order to ensure compliance with auditing standards or proper procedure.
Mr. Costa(Executive Director, United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime),in response to the representative of Italy, said that his Office's index on organized crime showed that, whereas in the past the Southern countries had mainly been producers of drugs for the richer Northern countries, the drug problem had become more generalized and must therefore be addressed in a cooperative way, taking into account regional specificities.
With regard to the questions on resource availability put forward by the Syrian Arab Republic and the Sudan, he said that his Office had been operating under particularly unusual circumstances since the beginning, as it was the only General Assembly mandate funded through voluntary contributions.
On April 6, Detective Lt. Kevin Smith of the Nassau County Police Department said that his office will"further explore and investigate any criminal activity which may be in close proximity to the recently discovered human remains found in Suffolk.
The representative of the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs(OCHA) said that his office recognized that all disasters caused environmental impacts and said that strong OCHA-UNEP collaboration and coordination were necessary to ensure that they were identified and addressed.
Mr. KOUZNETSOV(Russian Federation) said that his delegation supported the Office of Internal Oversight Services in its drive to save the limited resources of the Organization and introduce a management culture into the United Nations.
Mr. Paschke(Under-Secretary-General for Internal Oversight Services),responding to delegations which had urged that OIOS should not go beyond its terms of reference, said he was quite confident that his Office had kept within its mandate.
Concerning the proposed reductions for the Department of Administration and Management, he said that his own office had been reduced by 5 per cent, the Office of Programme Planning, Budget and Accounts by 6 per cent and the Office of Human Resources Management by 4 per cent.
Mr. Gálvez(Chile) said that his Government appreciated the Office's efforts to promote more coordinated and harmonized working methods among treaty bodies and to integrate a human rights perspective at all levels of the United Nations system.
His office said that he called in sick today.
And Hurst said that he was at his office working on his computer.