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Ms. Goicochea(Cuba) said that the report of the Secretary-General should also be discussed by other relevant bodies.
Mr. Kirn(Slovenia), speaking on behalf of the five successor States of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia(Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Serbia and Montenegro, Slovenia andthe former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia), said that the report of the Secretary-General on the unpaid assessed contributions of the former Yugoslavia(A/60/140 and Corr.1) did not constitute an adequate or appropriate basis for the Committee's deliberations on the matter.
Ms. BUERGO(Cuba) said that the report of the Secretary-General did not facilitate the understanding by delegations of such a complicated Mission.
Mr. Thema(Botswana), speaking on behalf of the Southern African Development Community(SADC), said that the report of the Secretary-General on assistance in mine action(A/59/284) clearly outlined the tasks ahead.
Mr. BENADAVA(Chile) said that the report of the Secretary-General(A/50/726) provided interesting guidelines and recommendations for the next biennium.
Ms. Haji-Ahmed(Office of Human Resources Management), introducing the reports of the Secretary-General on the composition of the Secretariat(A/58/666), the list of staff of the United Nations Secretariat(A/C.5/58/L.13), and amendments to the Staff Rules(A/58/283), said that the report of the Secretary-General on the composition of the Secretariat covered the period from 1 July 2002 to 30 June 2003 and provided information on the demography of the staff of the Secretariat and on the system of desirable ranges for geographical distribution.
Mr. BIAOU(Benin) said that the report of the Secretary-General on the International Year for the Eradication of Poverty(A/49/572) left much to be desired.
Ms. Leonardo(International Federation of Red Cross andRed Crescent Societies) said that the report of the Secretary-General(A/57/211) was an excellent starting point for the debate on poverty eradication.
Finally, he said that the report of the Secretary-General on the programme performance of the United Nations for the biennium 2002-2003(A/59/69) was useful and OIOS should further improve it.
Mr. Sach(Director of the Programme Planning andBudget Division) said that the report of the Secretary-General had been issued in response to General Assembly resolution 56/208, which had begun life in the Second Committee.
Mr. AZAIEZ(Tunisia) said that the report of the Secretary-General(A/51/135-E/1996/51) proved that Israel was pursuing its expansionist policy without any regard for the various agreements concluded or for international public opinion.
Mr. Kramer(Canada), speaking on behalf of Canada, Australia andNew Zealand(CANZ), said that the report of the Secretary-General represented significant progress in responding to the provisions of General Assembly resolution 56/239.
Ms. Sanchez Lorenzo(Cuba) said that the report of the Secretary-General on enhancing the internal oversight mechanisms in operational funds and programmes(A/56/823) raised several concerns.
Mr. Mselle(Chairman of the Advisory Committee on Administrative andBudgetary Questions), introducing the related report of the Advisory Committee(A/57/472), said that the report of the Secretary-General on improving the performance of the Department of General Assembly Affairs and Conference Services(A/57/289) contained many commendable proposals and the Advisory Committee's comments were meant to facilitate the implementation of those proposals.
Ms. Richards(Jamaica) said that the report of the Secretary-General gave a useful record of the development of special political missions and their contribution to international peace and security.
Mr. MSELLE(Chairman of the Advisory Committee on Administrative andBudgetary Questions) said that the report of the Secretary-General(A/C.5/49/55) contained a consolidated statement of programme budget implications and revised estimates chargeable to the contingency fund.
Mr. CHOWDHURY(India) said that the report of the Secretary-General on industrial development cooperation(A/50/340) indicated that the developing countries' share of world manufacturing value added had increased.
Mr. KELLER(United States of America) said that the report of the Secretary-General clearly showed the lack of a consistent policy for the funding of regional institutes and centres.
Ms. Nassau(Australia) said that the report of the Secretary-General referred to in paragraph 1 of the draft resolution made a substantive contribution to the debate on the issue of the moratorium on the use of the death penalty.
Mr. Loayza Barea(Plurinational State of Bolivia) said that the report of the Secretary-General(A/65/93) acknowledged the efforts made by the countries of the Andean region to decrease the area under coca bush cultivation.
Mr. Kamal(Pakistan) said that the report of the Secretary-General included a number of useful elements for streamlining and strengthening the Organization's system of internal controls, particularly in view of the current financial crisis.
Turning to the issue raised by the observer for Palestine, he said that the report of the Secretary-General was not meant to provide a comprehensive overview of the Department's work; rather, it focused on activities undertaken since the thirtieth session of the Committee on Information.
Mr. Auväärt(Estonia) said that the report of the Secretary-General(A/68/213) illustrated the progress made towards finding agreement on fundamental values; it also highlightedthe important role of the International Criminal Court and the need to cooperate with it.
Mr. Choi(Australia), speaking on behalf of Australia, Liechtenstein,New Zealand and Switzerland, said that the report of the Secretary-General on unilateral coercive measures(A/58/279), prepared pursuant to the resolution adopted at the fifty-seventh session, did not include any replies to the note verbale sent to States requesting their views.
Mr. Hao Bin(China) said that the report of the Secretary-General on strengthening the Department of Public Information(A/57/355) provided a clear picture of the implementation by the Secretariat of the General Assembly recommendations on the development of the Organization's web site.
Mr. Fillippi Balestra(San Marino), referring to item 93,entitled“Question of East Timor”, said that the report of the Secretary-General to be issued shortly indicated that, at the meetings held under his auspices between Portugal and Indonesia, substantive issues had been identified and discussed, including the possibility of special status for East Timor.
Ms. Buergo Rodríguez(Cuba) said that the report of the Secretary-General clearly reaffirmed the views of the Advisory Committee and the Board of Auditors on the incorporation of the INTOSAI Guidelines.
Mr. Ahounou(Côte d'Ivoire) said that the report of the Secretary-General(A/52/758) was well-structured but extremely theoretical and failed to deal with certain basic issues.
Mr. SHAREIM(Observer for Palestine) said that the report of the Secretary-General(A/48/188-E/1993/78) contained a detailed examination of the economic and social repercussions of the establishment of settlements by Israel in the occupied Palestinian territory.
Mr. Gouider(Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) said that the report of the Secretary-General on the scope and application of the principle of universal jurisdiction(A/65/181) had pointed tothe lack of a universally accepted and clear definition of the concept.