Примеры использования Separate financial rules на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The need to promulgate separate financial rules for UNDCP are currently being reviewed by the financial authorities.
He also indicated his intention to review the situation,should experience show that the functioning of UNDCP required separate financial rules.
Should experience show that the functioning of UNDCP required separate financial rules, the Secretary-General would be prepared to review the situation.
The review by the Secretary-General of the financial functioning of UNDCP, conducted in early 1996,confirmed the need to promulgate separate financial rules for the Fund of UNDCP.
The final report on the need to promulgate separate financial rules for UNDCP is expected to be submitted to the Commission at its fortieth session.
It is proposed that trust funds within the Fund should be administered in accordance with the separate financial rules applicable to the Fund.
Separate financial rules were seen to enhance efficiency in the management of the Fund, given its size, the complexity of its mandate and the geographical spread of its organization and operations.
In response, the experience of the operations of the Fund of UNDCP has been reviewed and separate financial rules are recommended in the report of the Executive Director E/CN.7/1997/8.
For example, it appears advisable to outline a new programme support cost arrangement only if a recommendation has been made on the need for separate financial rules for UNDCP.
In 1991, the Secretary-General considered the need to promulgate separate financial rules for UNDCP and, where necessary, exceptions to theFinancial Regulations of the United Nations A/C.5/46/23, para. 5.
The role of the Commission in providing guidancefor operational activities was stressed, and the promulgation of separate financial rules for the Fund of UNDCP was broadly supported.
The Advisory Committee has no objection to the promulgation of separate financial rules for the Fund of UNDCP, as shown in annex I of E/CN.7/1997/8, subject to the revision to take into account recommendations of the Advisory Committee in the present report.
In its review of the draft financial rules set out in document E/CN.7/1997/8, annex I,the Advisory Committee stated that it had no objection to the promulgation of separate financial rules for the Fund of UNDCP E/CN.7/1997/10, para. 42.
Taking into account the distinctive features of the Fund of UNDCP,the Secretary-General indicated in 1991 his intention to promulgate separate financial rules applicable to the Fund as shown in the annex to his report on administrative and financial arrangements regarding UNDCP(A/C.5/46/23), subject to approval by the General Assembly.
With regard to the draft financial rules, the Committee recalls that inits resolution 46/185 C, part XVI, the General Assembly has already taken note of the intention of the Secretary-General to promulgate separate financial rules for the Fund of UNDCP.
The Advisory Committee recalls that it reviewed the draft financial rules during February 1997,indicating that it had no objection to the promulgation by the Secretary-General of separate financial rules for the Fund of UNDCP, subject to revisions reflecting a number of recommendations by the Committee.
At its reconvened thirty-eighth session, the Commission on NarcoticDrugs adopted resolution 15(XXXVIII), in which it requested the Secretary-General to review the financial functioning of UNDCP with regard to the need to promulgate separate financial rules.
Subject to the comments of the Commission and the Advisory Committee,the Secretary-General intends to promulgate, pursuant to the Financial Regulations of the United Nations as revised, separate financial rules applicable to the Fund as shown in annex I to the present note. Annex I.
In its resolution 15(XXXVIII), paragraph 15, the Commission requested the Secretary-General to take note of the recommendations contained in the ACABQ report(E/CN.7/1995/22) andto review the financial functioning of UNDCP with regard to the need to promulgate separate financial rules.
Subject to any further comments that the Commission on Narcotic Drugs may have at its forty-first session, the Advisory Committee interposes no objection to promulgate,pursuant to the Financial Regulations of the United Nations, separate financial rules applicable to the Fund of UNDCP, as shown in annex I of document E/CN.7/1998/6.
In his report E/CN.7/1997/8, the Executive Director addresses issues relating to(i) programme support cost arrangements for the Fund of UNDCP;(ii) budget methodology, including a new budget concept, recosting methodology and performance reports; and(iii)promulgation of separate financial rules for UNDCP.
The Commission on Narcotic Drugs, in paragraph 15 of its resolution 15(XXXVIII) of 13 December 1995, requested the Secretary-General to take note of the recommendations of the Committee, to review, as necessary,the financial functioning of UNDCP with regard to the need to promulgate separate financial rules, and to report on the matter to the Commission at its thirty-ninth session.
Some of these financial arrangements will be incorporated into a separate set of financial rules to be applicable to the Office.
In accordance with financial rule 106.8, losses amounting to $15,348 were also written off in respect of accounts receivable, comprising $4,333 in receivables from separated staff members and $11,015 from others.
The Tribunal also advised the Board that, pursuant to financial rule 106.8(a), receivables in the amount of $48,679 had been approved for write-off, comprising $15,534 in receivables from separated staff members and $33,145 from parties other than staff members.
The Tribunal also reported,pursuant to financial rule 106.8(a), that receivables in the amount of $48,678 had been approved for write-off, comprising $15,534 in receivables from separated staff members and $33,144 from parties other than staff members.
The entity is under the authority of the Secretary-General,but an internal rule or a decision by the General Assembly or the Security Council requires the issuing of separate financial statements; this is the case for peacekeeping operations and for the United Nations escrow(Iraq) accounts.
As regards part(c) of the recommendation, the United Nations Secretariat considers that the existing Financial Regulations and Rules of the United Nations are adequate to provide for sound and effective administration and management of trust funds managed by the United Nations, and as such, a separate set of financial rules based on functional grounds are not necessary.
UNICEF's financial rule 104.1 prescribes that pledges considered uncollectible may be recorded in a separate account as an offset to UNICEF income after consultations with the donors concerned.
However, separate financial management arrangements by United Nations system organizations continue to separate rules for auditing and reporting.