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The Secretariat would do its best to fulfil the expectations of the Board.
Mr. GILLIBERT(Secretary of the Committee)said that the secretariat would do its utmost to accommodate the Committee's request.
The Secretariat would do its best to adhere to the recommendations of ACABQ.
While the estimated costs were at the high end,they represented a ceiling, and the secretariat would do its utmost to lower them.
The Secretariat would do its utmost to support the Conference.
The Executive Director remarked that donors were very important and that the secretariat would do what was required to carry out the UNICEF mandate.
The Secretariat would do its best to provide updated information as required.
The CHAIRMAN thanked the Egyptian andSyrian delegations for their cooperation and assured them that the Secretariat would do everything in its power to ensure the timely issuance of documentation.
The Secretariat would do its utmost to ensure that as many requests as possible were met.
Ms. Pollard(Director of the Peacekeeping Financing Division)said that the Secretariat would do its best to operate using an appropriation of $90 million if that was what the General Assembly approved.
The secretariat would do so and would inform the Committee of the result in due course.
Requested the secretariat to provide any additional information or further analysis required for the work of the committee and agreed on a timetable according to which the secretariat would do so;
He hoped that the Chairman and the Secretariat would do their utmost to prevent the recurrence of such errors.
The Secretariat would do its utmost to provide Member States with all the information they had requested in order to enable them to take a well-informed decision that supported investment in UNIDO and in its future capacity to deliver more services as efficiently and effectively as possible.
He urged Member States to meet their obligations in a timely manner and hoped that the Secretariat would do everything possible to encourage former Member States, especially major donor countries, to rejoin the Organization.
The secretariat would do everything within its power to meet the enormous challenge ahead, under the guidance of the intergovernmental machinery.
With regard to the concern expressed by some delegations, he assured them that, while the Secretariat would do its utmost to ensure the timely distribution of pre-session documentation, delays could occur in the issuance of in-session documentation.
The secretariat would do its best to prepare all the relevant documentation, and the programme of work could be reviewed in May 2005 and amended, if necessary.
Mr. Niwa(Acting Assistant Secretary-General for Central Support Services)said that the Secretariat would do its best to comply with the request that the revised procurement manual should be published no later than 31 March 1998.
The Secretariat would do its utmost to give high priority to the issue, but he was not currently in a position to provide assurances that the deadline of 15 April would be met.
With respect to paragraph 4 of the decision, the Deputy Executive Director reassured the Committee that, while the secretariat would do its utmost to ensure the requested reporting, there were practical difficulties involved in changing the existing financial reporting system.
Although the Secretariat would do its best to produce the reports requested in the draft resolution it could not guarantee that all five would be ready by the end of the first part of the fifty-second session.
Mr. DESAI(Under-Secretary-General for Policy Coordination and Sustainable Development) said that the Organization's current financial difficulties would require increased speed andefficiency in the work of the new session of the General Assembly; the Secretariat would do its utmost to ensure that the Committee's work proceeded smoothly.
In future reports, the secretariat would do its best to include references to the impact of its activities.
Mr. LOZINSKY(Russian Federation) said that his delegation would have preferred to have more time to consider the budget proposals in detail, andhe welcomed the Controller's assurances that the Secretary-General and the Secretariat would do everything possible to prevent a repetition of the situation.
For its part, the Secretariat would do all it could to fully support the vital work of the Special Committee.
Mr. Sorieul(Secretary of the Commission)said that the Secretariat would do its best to ensure that Working Group VI had a text to be submitted to the Commission for adoption in 2012.
The Secretariat would do everything possible in order, in accordance with paragraph 3 of General Assembly resolution 48/226 of 23 December 1993 and the draft resolution just adopted, to submit a report containing specific proposals and the reasoning with regard to the framework and use of the support account and the regular budget for financing peace-keeping operations, as well as the corresponding proposals by the Secretary-General concerning requirements with regard to the support account.
The Committee understands that during consideration of the draft decision by the Fifth Committee, the Controller stated that the Secretariat would do its best to comply with the request, but that owing to the heavy workload involved in preparing peacekeeping budgets and performance reports, it might not be possible to produce the report requested in time for the resumed session in May 2005.
He, as the head of the interim secretariat , would do all he could to ensure a smooth transition and, as a first step in that direction, he would be very glad to accept the invitation extended by the representative of Germany to visit Bonn in the near future.