Examples of using Auditor posts in English and their translations into Russian
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Moving regional auditor posts to headquarters;
This goal was achieved by establishing two resident auditor posts in Iraq.
As from 1 July 2003, the Resident Auditor posts were transferred to the support account.
Several auditor posts remained vacant for an extended period of time mainly due to the delay in identifying and recruiting qualified candidates.
As at 30 June 2009, there were four resident auditor posts: in Georgia, Senegal, the Sudan and the Syrian Arab Republic.
Given the projected expansion of operation in UNMIS,it is expected that the level of peacekeeping will increase, leading to an increase in the number of resident auditor posts.
She wondered whether the additional resident auditor posts had been filled and whether they had made an impact on the Office's work.
Therefore, the continuation of 761 existing posts, as well as the addition of 100 posts andthe transfer of 10 Resident Auditor posts from mission budgets are required.
One of the two resident auditor posts at the Tribunal had been vacant for 17 months as at the time of audit.
A total of 110 additional posts were proposed for establishment under the support account in 2005-2006, including 10 resident auditor posts to be transferred from mission budgets.
In 2008, UNHCR funded three resident auditor posts in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the Sudan and the Syrian Arab Republic.
The variance of $29,132,900, representing a 24 per cent increase over the level of resources approved for 2004/05,is due mainly to the requirement for 100 new posts and 10 Resident Auditor posts transferred from mission budgets($20.5 million), and to an increase of $8.7 million in non-post resources.
Of the four resident auditor posts in the field, two are presently encumbered and another has been established in Nairobi recently.
The rental of premises does not include provision for resident auditor posts, for which missions will continue to provide accommodation.
The 27 resident auditor posts to be consolidated under the support account are shown and described in paragraphs 58 and 59 of A/57/732.
The Advisory Committee recommends approval of the proposal to transfer the 27 resident auditor posts for consolidation and funding under the support account for 2003/04.
Four Resident Auditor posts have been abolished in ONUB as a result of the liquidation of the mission and three in UNFICYP, following the transfer of the Office to UNIFIL.
The rental of premises does not include a provision for Resident Auditor posts, for which the respective peacekeeping missions would continue to provide accommodation.
Two auditor posts were vacant in 2001; the main delay in filling them was caused by a decision made to change the structure of PSAS and the consequent process of reclassifying the two posts. .
The establishment of up to five additional resident auditor posts at the P-5, P-4 or P-3 level and one auditing assistant post at the G-7 or G-6 level.
The pool of resident auditor posts will continue to be reviewed regularly in connection with mission mandate adjustments in order to effect redeployments as necessary.
Depending on the size and volume of operations of the mission, among other factors, resident auditor posts-- which have formed part of the mission's staffing table-- have been established at the P-4 or P-3 level.
Prior to the 2003/04 period, the Resident Auditor posts were included in the peacekeeping budget and, as such, their related recruitment functions and other personnel management functions were handled by the Personnel Management and Support Service of the Department of Peacekeeping Operations.
If the formula were fully implemented, it would result in the establishment in the missions' staffing tables of five additional resident auditor posts at the P5, P-4 and P-3 levels and one auditing assistant post at the G-7 or G-6 level, as set out in table 3.
They include:(a) two auditor posts(one in Côte d'Ivoire and one in South Africa), to support internal audit services to UNFPA country offices in sub-Saharan Africa; and(b) two posts(one in Senegal and the other in South Africa), to provide counselling and support to staff members on HIV/AIDS issues, in accordance with recent recommendations from the Secretary-General.
The Advisory Committee agrees with the Board of Auditors that resident auditor posts should be filled expeditiously in order to ensure adequate oversight of Mission operations.
The Committee expresses concern that only two resident auditor posts(1 P-4 and 1 General Service) out of four have been filled as at the time of the examination of the estimates ibid., para. 27.
Implementation is pending approval of the two additional information technology auditor posts requested by the Office, and the preparation of an audit strategy for information technology.
The variance of $10,319,400 relates to the net transfer 10 Resident Auditor posts from MINUSTAH, ONUB and UNOCI to the support account and to the 35 new posts in the Internal Audit Division, the Investigations Division and the Executive Office.
The increase is due to the requirements for 142 new posts($18.2 million),including four resident auditor posts transferred from mission budgets, and to an increase in non-post resources $24.4 million.