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She was concerned to note that some of the savings achieved had been attributable to very high vacancy rates.
With respect to gender balance in the United Nations system, she was concerned to note that, although the situation had improved, it was still far from the goal of parity.
He was concerned to note that budgetary constraints prevented Procurement Division staff from travelling away from Headquarters.
Although the Board's report on the year 2000(Y2K) compliance issue(A/C.5/54/3) was encouraging, he was concerned to note that only half of the Organization's business partners had proved that their systems were Y2K-compliant.
She was concerned to note that some programmes were still in financial difficulty, or had still to develop funding strategies.
The Group welcomed the Board's continued coordination with the Office of Internal Oversight Services(OIOS) but was concerned to note that only 65 of the 201 audits planned by OIOS for 2007 had been completed as at 31 December 2007.
Her delegation was concerned to note that the second report did not contain information on fundamental issues such as transparency and accountability.
It attached great importance to the resource allocation for economic development andassociated issues under section 10A and was concerned to note that it had been reduced without a legislative mandate or any analysis of the possible adverse impact on programmes.
His delegation was concerned to note that one P-4 post and one General Service post had been abolished in the Examinations and Tests Section.
He welcomed the fact that the consumer ombudsman had managed to stop the publication of the incriminated racist advertisement, but was concerned to note that no sanction had been taken against the advertising agency or against the publication in which the advertisement had appeared.
The Board was concerned to note that in several headquarters units the same staff member was responsible for requisitioning equipment, receiving it and maintaining the inventory record.
While it appreciated the efforts of the Secretary-General to improve management skills and to enhance the responsibility and efficacy of management personnel,his delegation was concerned to note that the approach outlined in the Secretary-General's report(A/C.5/51/1) continued to be focused on helping staff members to formulate their own career plan rather than on career development, which was primarily the task of the Organization itself.
The Group was concerned to note that 12 claims for death and disability compensation were still pending and wished to know what action had been taken to address the problem.
With regard to investigation, his delegation was pleased that its request at the previous session that the Investigations Division should be strengthened in terms of financial andhuman resources had been followed up, but was concerned to note from paragraph 101 of the report that responsibility for handling certain lower-risk investigations was being given to programme managers, and requested clarification of that matter.
In that connection, the Group was concerned to note that, although there had been a slight improvement in the period 2008/09, the implementation rate remained less than 50 per cent.
He said that the first signatory States(including his own country) had intended the Convention to be a comprehensive, verifiable international instrument totally banning another category of weapons of mass destruction, namely chemical weapons.His delegation was concerned to note that the deadline for destroying chemical weapons, 29 April 2012, would not be met. The absence of an explicit timetable within the framework of the Chemical Weapons Convention was an immense challenge to the viability and integrity of that instrument.
He was concerned to note that the Organization's continuing financial crisis, which was due to the non-payment of assessed contributions, was undermining its ability to implement mandated programmes and activities.
In that connection, his delegation was concerned to note that understaffing was impeding the Air Transport Unit's ability to conduct those inspections.
She was concerned to note that, owing to the Organization's financial difficulties, funds and resources earmarked for peacekeeping operations continued to be used to pay for activities that normally should be funded from the regular budget.
Mr. Shen Yanjie(China)said that his delegation was concerned to note, from the report on the composition of the Secretariat(A/60/310), that the representation of developing countries at the senior and policymaking levels had declined in recent years.
The European Union was concerned to note that, in the period 2009/10, assessed contributions receivable outstanding for more than two years had represented 41 per cent of total assessed contributions receivable, an increase of 2 per cent over the previous period.
Mr. Liu Zhenmin(China)said that his delegation was concerned to note that the number of developing-country nationals at senior and policymaking levels was declining and that staff from those countries were unevenly distributed among Secretariat departments.
The Working Group was concerned to note that UNRWA had once again been able to carry out its regular activities only by drawing on its working capital reserves in 1994, and that it expected to have another shortfall in its budget in 1995.
With respect to measures to combat desertification,Tunisia was concerned to note that interest in the relevant Convention fell short of expectations, and hoped that the international community would increase its contributions to the Trust Fund and the Special Voluntary Fund.
He was concerned to note that there was no domestic legal framework to address racial discrimination as required by article 4 of the Convention, despite the fact that the Committee had made recommendations to the State party in that regard on previous occasions.
The Board was concerned to note that no additional resources had been supplied to the entities to effect IPSAS implementation, and that there was uncertainty concerning how the IPSAS work was going to be resourced.
His delegation was concerned to note, in particular, that the total of unpaid assessed contributions was now higher than a year earlier for all categories except peacekeeping operations and that a small group of States was again responsible for that situation.
However, she was concerned to note, from the Secretary-General's programme performance report(A/53/122/Add.1, para. 16.9), that a high vacancy rate and resource constraints had adversely affected the full implementation of priority areas of the Commission's work programme in 1996-1997.
She was concerned to note that the procedure followed in the preparation of the budget proposal for section 11B had not been in conformity with Advisory Committee recommendations approved by the General Assembly and that the proposal had not been based on the outline, but had preceded it A/54/7, para. IV.60.
The Board was concerned to note that in several cases test checked, consultants were engaged without establishing that adequate and appropriate expertise was not available within the organization to carry out the tasks assigned to the consultants and that the assignments extended beyond the day-to-day work of the organization.