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The Administration noted that the employee had obtained tax-free gasoline valued at about $1,175.
Nothing known about concrete sums yet, but the administration noted that monitors and other rating sites doesn't participate here.
The Administration noted that this was already part of the current IPSAS implementation plan.
With regard to prioritization, the Administration noted that the Board had categorized 17 of the 40 recommendations as main recommendations.
The Administration noted 14 cases of fraud and presumptive fraud for the biennium ended 31 December 2007.
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In the ninth progress report(A/52/711, paras. 30 and 31), the Administration noted the difficulties in filling vacant positions and resultant delays in taking on a more active role in the maintenance of IMIS.
The Administration noted that this outstanding overpayment represented 0.006 per cent of total benefit payments made between 1983 and 1993.
The Administration noted that a significant proportion of Office staff has been devoted to operational roles, to the detriment of strategic responsibilities.
The administration noted that the potential to increase distribution was limited only by the financial and personnel resources at the Fund's disposal.
The Administration noted that the strategic frameworks for 2014-2015 had been finalized through a series of working sessions with all respective senior programme managers.
The Administration noted that subsequent to the audit, UNIFIL had introduced two additional shuttle buses for transportation between Tyre and Naqoura ibid., para. 222.
The Administration noted that the collaboration of Member States that made contributions to the two trust funds would be needed to make significant progress in this regard.
The Administration noted the payments but explained that there had been an initial evaluation of the performance of one of them at the expiration of the contract.
The Administration noted that this will be addressed in the context of the Secretary-General's next report on accountability, which will be submitted for Member States' consideration in March 2013.
The Administration noted, however, the value of this recommendation, in particular for the early stages of planning, designing and budgeting for future projects of a similar nature and scale.
The Administration noted that detailed guidance was provided to missions on 29 April 2013, as were subsequent instructions on inventory, equipment and assets under construction.
The Administration noted that steps were being taken to ensure the accuracy of data in the funds monitoring tool and to improve the technology infrastructure to enable full and speedy access to it.
The Administration noted that the Office of Central Support Services has prioritized existing resources on a temporary basis to establish a Property Management Unit that will support IPSAS readiness efforts within the Organization.
The Administration noted that this matter had not been brought to the attention of the General Assembly at its fifty-sixth session, pending the Assembly's review of the concept of strategic deployment stocks to rapidly support opportunities for peace.
The Administration noted that, although preliminary discussions for plans were under way, a detailed plan for implementation by offices away from Headquarters and Commissions could be drawn up only in the overall context of the implementation strategy that is dependent upon the Umoja roll-out strategy.
The Administration noted that evaluation was conducted through a variety of means, including feedback from members of the United Nations Executive Committee on Economic and Social Affairs, media coverage with partners in the Department of Public Information, sales figures and internal discussions.
The Administration noted that while the missions' proposed budgets for ground transportation for the 2010/11 period were prepared in accordance with established procedures at the time, missions had been requested to take the delayed deployment factor/vacancy rates into account in the preparation of their proposed budgets for 2012/13.
However, the Administration noted that(a) matters that require the attention of the Secretariat could be reported at any time under current arrangements;(b) IPSAS implementation will lead to annual reporting on all entities; and(c) performance audits may raise significant issues that require General Assembly review and approval, typically in a budget context, owing to resource implications.
The Administration notes that.
The Administration notes that it already has a framework of actions and arrangements in place for the systematic pursuit of cases of fraud.
The Administration notes that there already exists an effective mechanism, permitting follow-up with the Department of Peacekeeping Operations on significant issues raised by the resident auditors.
In this respect the Administration notes that the Board has stated in its audit opinion that the financial statements were presented"fairly" in accordance with these standards.
The Administration notes that the Board's views on this matter were also referred to in paragraph 41 of its report for 2004/05.
The Administration notes that it has already submitted its report to the General Assembly at its sixtieth session on the consolidation of peacekeeping accounts A/60/846/Add.3.
The Administration notes that the Board remains of the view that implementation would be possible only with the intervention of the Member States concerned.