Примеры использования Standardized access control system на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The development of a system-wide standardized access control system is under way.
As indicated by the Secretary-General in his report, the proposed additional 58 posts are required to support the operation of the standardized access control systems.
The implementation of a standardized access control system does require a small cadre of specialized and dedicated staff.
Once projects have been completed and are operational, the offices away from headquarters, through the Department of Safety andSecurity, will manage the standardized access control system.
The team will coordinate the implementation of a standardized access control system in close consultation with the Office of Central Support Services.
The net decrease reflects the discontinuation of the one-time provision in 2010-2011 for the second phase of the standardized access control system(PACT II) in Addis Ababa.
The Committee points out that provisions for maintenance of the standardized access control system should be identified separately and included in the proposed programme budget for the biennium 2010-2011.
That requirement, however, was not to be requested until such time as the Organization-widecompatibility of the systems, including their integration with the standardized access control system, could be ensured.
The data shall be automatically deleted from the standardized access control system after completion of the read-in/read-out cycle, which will be no later than twenty-four hours for access data and no later than thirty days for digital video storage data;
Following the review and assessment of the current status of access control at all main locations of the Organization, a two-part approach for implementation of the standardized access control system is proposed.
Resources for additional information technology staff to support the operation of the standardized access control system, proposed as revised estimates under the relevant budget sections;
Ms. Taylor Roberts(Jamaica), speaking on behalf of the Group of 77 and China, observed that, following the establishment of the new Department of Safety andSecurity in February 2005, a revised approach to the implementation of a standardized access control system had been proposed.
In paragraph 44(a)of section XI of its resolution 59/276, the General Assembly mandated the integration of the standardized access control system with other projects approved by it in previous resolutions, including those being implemented in the context of the overall information technology strategy.
His delegation would bear in mind that the Advisory Committee had recommended approval of only $1.9 million out of the total of $52 million of additional resources requested from the current budget for the standardized access control system and for temporary posts.
In paragraph 44(a) of section XI of its resolution 59/276, the General Assembly mandated the integration of the standardized access control system with other projects approved by the Assembly in previous resolutions, including those being implemented in the context of the overall information technology strategy.
The installation of security systems for the additional office facilities is being coordinated by the Security and Safety Section of the Commission as part of the security systems upgrade for thecompound being executed and funded under the second phase of the standardized access control system project.
In this connection, the Advisory Committee stresses that the Department should take maximum advantage of available electronic tools,in particular the standardized access control system(see document A/64/7/Add.15 in the present supplement), to enhance safety and security services.
Takes note of the observation of the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions contained in paragraph 16 of its report, and requests the Secretary-General to develop andimplement effective measures to guarantee the highest level of protection of personal data available in the standardized access control system;
In paragraph 44(b) of section XI of its resolution 59/276, the General Assembly requested an assessment of the impact of implementing the standardized access control system on human resource requirements in the area of safety and security.
The costs for the implementation of the standardized access control system at the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda and the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia(see para. 12(c) below), as well as the additional requirements at other specific locations, are covered under their respective budgets.
In this connection, the Committee stresses that the Department should take maximum advantage of available electronic tools,in particular the standardized access control system(see A/64/7/Add.15), to enhance safety and security services.
The Secretary-General has determined that a standardized access control system at all main locations would require a high level of integration and coordination, with project management and delivery mechanisms defined from the inception of the project to ensure its ultimate success see A/59/776.
Decides that data related to representatives of Member States and officials other than Secretariat officials andexperts on mission as recorded in the standardized access control system, shall be subject to the full implementation of the following provisions.
The Secretary-General was requested to report to the Assembly at the first part of its resumed sixty-second session on a wide range of issues including, but not limited to, threat and risk assessment, cooperation with host countries, cost-sharing arrangements, safety issues andprogress made in the implementation of the standardized access control system.
In his reports A/59/365 andA/59/365/Add.1 on a strengthened and unified security management system for the United Nations, the Secretary-General had proposed the implementation of a standardized access control system at all main duty stations and had requested funding for the design phase of the project.
The Secretary-General was requested to report to the General Assembly at the first part of its resumed sixty-second session on a wide range of issues including, but not limited to, threat and risk assessments, cooperation with host countries, cost-sharing arrangements, safety issues andprogress made in the implementation of the standardized access control system.
As indicated in the report, requirements for maintenance andsupport related to the effective functioning of the standardized access control system would be minimal during the first year after project completion, as general warranty and guarantee coverage is provided under the construction contract for one year after project completion and acceptance.
In addition, 19 Local level posts are proposed, 11 to establish a canine unit and to strengthen the current staffing complement to reinforce the surveillance anddetection system, as well as eight to support the operation of the standardized access control system currently in place(ibid., para. 34.36(e));
The standardized access control system presented in the report of the Secretary-General of 5 April 2004(A/58/756) and approved by the General Assembly in its resolution 58/295 is an integral component of the collective strengthened and unified security management system for the United Nations and will be fully integrated with the standardized access control project.
Turning lastly to the proposed Local level posts,the Advisory Committee reiterates its earlier recommendation that all posts required in connection with the operation of the standardized access control system should be funded through general temporary assistance see A/63/769, para. 18.