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Council of Administration.
He was a member of the National Council of Administration from 1929 to 1933.
Council of Administration.
This Committee shall prepare and direct the work of each session of the Council of Administration.
The Council of Administration III.
Communicates the budget to the member countries of the Union after approval by the Council of Administration and executes it;
On convocation by its Chairman, the Council of Administration shall meet in principle once a year, at Union headquarters.
Prepares the draft annual budget of the Union at the lowest possible level consistent with the requirements of the Union andsubmits it in due course to the Council of Administration for consideration;
Each member of the Council of Administration shall appoint its representative, who shall be competent in postal matters.
The date and place of the meeting shallbe fixed by its Chairman in agreement with the Chairman of the Council of Administration and the Director General of the International Bureau.
The Council of Administration(CA) consists of 41 member countries and meets annually at UPU headquarters in Berne.
The temporary reduction in contribution class in application of paragraph 6 may be authorized by the Council of Administration for a maximum period of two years or up to the next Congress.
The Council of Administration(CA) consists of 41 member countries and meets annually at the UPU's headquarters in Bern.
In order to ensure effective liaison between the work of the two bodies, the Council of Administration may designate representatives to attend Postal Operations Council meetings as observers.
The Council of Administration shall consist of forty-one members who shall exercise their functions during the period between two successive Congresses.
In order to ensure effective liaison with the bodies of the Union, the Consultative Committee maydesignate representatives to attend meetings of Congress, the Council of Administration, and the Postal Operations Council, and their respective Committees, as observers without the right to vote.
The approval of the Council of Administration is required when these proposals concern questions within the latter's competence.
The Director General shall inform the Council of Administration once a year of appointments and promotions in grades P 4 to D 2.
The Council of Administration consists of the Chairman and representatives of 40 member countries and is held annually at the UPU headquarters in Berne.
In exceptional circumstances, the Council of Administration may release a member country from all or part of the interest owed if that country has paid the full capital amount of its debts in arrears.
The Council of Administration is also entitled to carry out activities within its competence, which, in its opinion, are necessary for the resolution of interim cases.
If the post of Deputy Director General falls vacant, the Council of Administration shall, on the proposal of the Director General, instruct one of the grade D 2 Directors at the International Bureau to take over the functions of Deputy Director General until the following Congress.
Takes, subject to Council of Administration approval within the framework of the latter's competence, any action considered necessary to safeguard and enhance the quality of and to modernize the international postal service.
The Council of Administration shall be authorized to exceed the limits laid down in paragraphs 1 and 2 to take account of increases in salary scales, pension contributions or allowances, including post adjustments, approved by the United Nations for application to its staff working in Geneva.
It shall approve, on behalf of the Council of Administration, the annual report prepared by the International Bureau on the work of the Union andit shall take on any other task which the Council of Administration decides to assign to it or the need for which arises in the course of the strategic planning process.
Notwithstanding paragraph 1, the Council of Administration, or in case of extreme urgency, the Director General, may authorize the prescribed limits to be exceeded to meet the cost of major and unforeseen repairs to the International Bureau building, provided however that the amount of the increase does not exceed 125,000 Swiss francs per annum.