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The Secretary-General should present a proposal on that issue for consideration by the General Assembly.
In his next report on the pattern of conferences, the Secretary-General should present specific remedial measures for reversing that situation.
The Secretary-General should present concrete proposals at the current session to further strengthen the financing for development follow-up process.
He requested the Secretariat's comments on the Advisory Committee's view that the Secretary-General should present proposals on total requirements from all sources of funding under section 3 para. II.25.
The Secretary-General should present more detailed proposals to the Assembly, prepared on the basis of an in-depth evaluation of the current roster system, for Headquarters and the field.
Once the peace-keeping budget cycle had been regularized, the Secretary-General should present an annual budget for the support account contemporaneously with the other peace-keeping budgets.
The Secretary-General should present a comprehensive and action-oriented set of recommendations that would form the basis of a global plan of action to facilitate the socio-economic development of the developing countries.
To streamline the planning, programming and budgetary cycle andto facilitate supervision by the General Assembly, the Secretary-General should present for consideration and approval by the General Assembly.
In that connection, the Secretary-General should present proposals for a comprehensive review of the system of desirable ranges.
Mrs. PEÑA(Mexico) said that agenda item 119 should be considered without delay and that,in view of the importance of the issue, the Secretary-General should present a report on the financial situation of the Organization.
To that end the Secretary-General should present annual reports on their activities and regular briefings should be arranged.
That information was unfounded and had been provided by non-governmental organizations while,according to paragraph 4 of General Assembly resolution 62/149, the Secretary-General should present a report based on information provided by the Member States.
Austria was of the view that the Secretary-General should present to the Commission at its sixth session a timetable for the elaboration of the plan, in addition to the above-mentioned outline or framework.
The Secretariat was mindful of the decision of the General Assembly in the context of the capital master plan that the Secretary-General should present proposals that did not impose large surges in funding requirements of the Member States.
The Secretary-General should present more detailed proposals to the Assembly on the roster-based approach proposed, prepared on the basis of an in-depth evaluation of the current roster system, for Headquarters and the field.
Despite the continued suspension of renovation of theSouth Annex Building and the Library Building, for security reasons, the Secretary-General should present costed options for the two buildings, because of their potential impact on the scope of the project as a whole.
The Secretary-General should present to the General Assembly a comprehensive overall plan of action for delegation of authority based on a systematically developed concept, rather than on an ad hoc approach.
As for the proposed establishment of a roster-based approach for staff selection, given the importance and complexity of the proposal,he agreed with the Advisory Committee's recommendation that the Secretary-General should present more detailed proposals based on an in-depth evaluation of the current roster system.
The Secretary-General should present a comprehensive policy on the use of private security for consideration by the relevant committees of the General Assembly and should seek legislative approval of that policy.
While the Committee notes that the renovation of the South Annex Building and the Library will continue to be suspendedowing to security concerns, it considers that, given the potential impact on the scope of the capital master plan, the Secretary-General should present costed options for the two buildings as recommended by the Board of Auditors and agreed by the Secretary-General. .
The Group of 77 andChina stresses that the Secretary-General should present the proposed programme budget for the biennium 2006-2007, in a form fully reflecting the priorities just approved by the General Assembly.
The Secretary-General should present to the General Assembly for consideration and approval a concrete proposal of a reliable management information system to support in an integrated manner the RBM process within the context of the comprehensive information management strategy to be drawn up.
The Advisory Committee had rightly pointed out, in that connection, that the Secretary-General should present proposals on the total funding requirements to ensure full implementation of all mandated programmes and activities; the General Assembly had also repeatedly requested the Secretary-General to submit the budget proposals on a full-cost basis.
The Secretary-General should present clear, transparent and timely information on such arrangements and on related cost-recovery charges in future proposals for the financing of peacekeeping missions as well as in the respective performance reports of originating and receiving missions.
In this regard,we think the report of the Secretary-General should present measures and recommendations intended to correct the unsavoury past history of the United Nations in Korea and to contribute to the peaceful settlement of the Korean question.
In the opinion of the Advisory Committee, the Secretary-General should present proposals on the total requirements from all sources of funding so as to give the Department of Peacekeeping Operations the capacity to implement fully all mandated programmes and activities.
The Advisory Committee also considers that the Secretary-General should present, as a matter of routine, information on the outcome of civilian staffing reviews carried out by peacekeeping missions, especially those conducted in response to requests of the relevant intergovernmental bodies.
It was stated that the Secretary-General should present complete and transparent proposals regarding preliminary estimates of resources for special political missions according to resolutions 41/213 and 53/206 in the proposed budget outline, which clearly indicated the overall level of resources envisaged for the budget 2002-2003.
His delegation supported the Advisory Committee's recommendation that the Secretary-General should present the full proposed programme budget for the biennium 2000-2001 in the current format, but that he should expand his submission of prototype fascicles, utilizing a results-based budgeting format, to more complex budget areas such as political affairs, international cooperation for development, a regional commission and common support services.
For purposes of this review and approval, the Secretary-General of the Authority should present its budget to the General Assembly.