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In addition to its investigations, the Office of the Prosecutor is curren tly conducting 10 preliminary examinations.
The Group recognizes the substantial contributions to its investigations made by the Chief and staff of the Embargo Cell.
Pursuant to its investigations regarding defence expenditure, as detailed in its midterm report(S/2008/235), the Group examined the issue further.
The Group recognizes the Unit's substantial contributions to its investigations, and welcomes the appointment of an arms expert within UNOCI.
As an interim measure, OAI has reassigned one Audit Specialist, who used to be a forensic auditor andfraud examiner, to its Investigations Section.
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The Group recognizes the substantial contributions to its investigations made by the Chief and staff of the Embargo Cell and the Customs consultant.
Further to its investigations as highlighted in the midterm report(S/2008/235), the Group continuedits dialogue with the designated focal point in the Ministry of Economy and Finance.
United Nations peacekeeping operations continued to assist the Court with respect to its investigations in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Côte d'Ivoire and Mali.
Although there are concerns that sanctions regimes in general may unintentionally harm civilians,the Panel notes that the lack of access to the country remains a challenge to its investigations of this issue.
The intention of OIOS is to transfer the remaining caseload of the Task Force to its Investigations Division at the beginning of 2009 and to ensure the required skill and capacity in the Investigations Division.
It is the Group's opinion that face-to-face interviews with officials at the policy level andappropriate technocrats are a more useful means of collecting information relevant to its investigations and mandate.
The Procurement Task Force has faced challenges to its investigations from vendors and their agents and intermediaries, who refuse to cooperate with investigations in some instances.
At the first meeting, the Panel andthe Minister discussed the information needs of the Panel with respect to its investigations on the travel-ban and assets-freeze measures.
During the reporting period, the activities of the Group included meetings with Member States, international and regional organizations andgovernment authorities in Côte d'Ivoire, held with a view to obtaining information relevant to its investigations.
The Commission continues to maintain regular contact andinteract closely with the Lebanese authorities on matters related to its investigations, as well as on matters relating to the security of the Commission and its staff.
It has, nonetheless, been able to obtain telephone records, bank statements, flight records, cargo manifests, land registry documents, private e-mail correspondence andcustoms declarations related to its investigations.
The Commission continues to maintain regular contact andto interact closely with the Lebanese authorities on matters related to its investigations, as well as on matters relating to the security of the Commission and its staff.
During the reporting period, the activities of the Group included meetings with Member States, international and regional organizations andgovernment authorities in Côte d'Ivoire with a view to obtaining information relevant to its investigations.
In response to its investigations, in March 1998, the Ministry of Health reiterated that quotas were contrary to national policy and the reproductive health and family planning programme was modified to focus on helping men and women reach their reproductive goals.
During the reporting period, the Panel addressed a total of 44 official communications to Member States, international organizations and private entities andindividuals relating to its investigations, with a total of 17 responses to date.
While OIOS may make findings andrecommendations regarding actions to be initiated pursuant to its investigations, the decision on what action should be taken rests with the Secretary-General and the provision of legal advice to the Secretary-General and to other organs under the Charter of the United Nations on the propriety of any action falls within the competence of the Legal Counsel.
During the second part of its mandate, the Group intends to intensify its field-based investigations within Côte d'Ivoire,in addition to visiting a number of Member States in pursuit of information relevant to its investigations.
The Commission continues to rely heavily oncooperation from States and regularly directs requests for assistance to States on a range of matters relevant to its investigations, including requests for information and documents, logistical help in establishing witness interviews and technical assistance and expertise.
In the second part of its mandate, the Group intends to intensify its field-based investigations within Côte d'Ivoire and in the region,in addition to visiting a number of Member States in pursuit of information relevant to its investigations.
The President of Sri Lanka has assured the Human Rights Commission of Sri Lanka that the Government will extend its full support and cooperation to its investigations including through obtaining the services of forensic experts.
Thus, although the mandate adopted by the Security Council in reactivating the International Commission of Inquiry on 9 April 1998(resolution 1161(1998)) was essentially the same as that originally contained in resolution 1013(1995) of 7 September 1995,the Commission has been obliged to adopt a different approach to its investigations necessitated by its absence from the region for 19 months.
This paragraph of the resolution responded to the considerable difficulties the Commission had encountered in being granted access to persons,in particular those whose statements and/or recollections the Commission believes would be of relevance to its investigations and to the verification of Iraq's full, final and complete disclosures.
In paragraph 15,the Commission defined the judicial standard it applied to its investigation.
A citizen who has lodged a complaint“is entitled to have access to the material relating to its investigation insofar as that does not affect the rights of other citizens and does not conflict with the legal requirements concerning the preservation of State secrecy and other kinds of secrecy protected by law” art. 12.
With respect to its investigation of political and military leaders recruiting or using children in violation of international law, as well as targeting women and children in situations of armed conflict, the Group maintained the same methodological standards as those used during previous mandates, namely, the collection of data on demobilization of children from local transitory care centres; the review and analysis of reports of human rights and child protection organizations; and interviews.