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(As explained in paragraph 12).
Savings occurred for the reasons explained in paragraph 72 above.
Materiality As explained in paragraph 43 above, the Panel focuses on those parts of the claims that carry a greater risk of significant overstatement.
An increase is due to the redeployment of resources, as explained in paragraph 13.35.
The position remains as explained in paragraph 491 of the initial report.
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The conditions shouldimprove greatly upon completion of the sewerage schemes explained in paragraph 469 above.
Statutory measures remain essentially as explained in paragraph 283 of the initial report and we continue to keep the laws under regular review.
Management efforts to address the recommendations were under way at year-end, as explained in paragraph.
The position remains essentially as explained in paragraph 134 of the previous report.
The Advisory Committee's comments had led to a slighttechnical adjustment in the area of staff costs, as explained in paragraph 22.
At the same time,three posts would be added, as explained in paragraph 2B.3(c) of that document.
It is proposed that the existing post of Cashier(national General Service)be redeployed to the Security Office, as explained in paragraph 30.
Our work in this area continues on the lines explained in paragraph 286 of the initial report.
This requirement became redundant with the purchase of the additionalmicrowave equipment for the electronic mail connection, as explained in paragraph 44.
As explained in paragraph 293 of the previous report, the Hospital Authority provides acute, extended, ambulatory and community care services for the chronically ill.
The Government has maintained the" multi-faceted" strategy explained in paragraph 139 of the previous report.
It is proposed that a post of Driver(national General Service)be redeployed to the Office of the Deputy Special Representative of the Secretary-General, as explained in paragraph 13.
As explained in paragraph 64 above, the Police Commissioner requires a Deputy Police Commissionerin Juba to undertake substantive tasks and responsibilities in the region.
The unspent balance of $11.9million was rephased into 2010 for the reasons explained in paragraph 27 of the report.
As explained in paragraph 259 of the previous report, the major communicable diseases are largely under control, though viral hepatitis and tuberculosis remain endemic.
Our participation in the relevant international organizations remains essentially as explained in paragraph 285 of the initial report.
The Law Reform Commission has redrafted a unifiedMarriage Bill to regulate all marriages in Kenya(as explained in paragraph 75 above).
The Mission proposes $1.2million for quick-impact projects in the 2008/09 budget, as explained in paragraph 80 of the present report.
It is proposed that the existing post of Travel Assistant(national General Service)be redeployed to the Security Office, as explained in paragraph 30.
The Government has carefully reconsidered the matter andconcluded that its previous assessment- explained in paragraph 22 of the previous report- was correct.
Mission subsistence allowance. Savings were due to the application of the lower andadjusted rates of mission subsistence allowance as explained in paragraph 2 above.
AND EVALUATION 5. Establishing performance indicators to assess effectiveness andimpact of the integrated programmes as explained in paragraph 2(d) facilitates the work of evaluation.
Quartermaster and general stores. Savings of $34,100 were realized as procurement of those itemswere limited to immediate operational requirements, as explained in paragraph 47 above.
Summary information on the redeployments of funds across groupsis presented in section III. B and explained in paragraph 28 of the performance report.
One P-3 post is requested in thecontext of strengthening the activities for business seminars as explained in paragraph 78 above.