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The Board should continue to be closely linked to the Commission.
The Group had taken note of the initiative of the Chief Executives Board to conduct areview of its functioning, and it highlighted the Committee's recommendation that the Board should continue to monitor the effective collaboration of system-wide efforts against hunger and poverty.
The Board should continue to monitor the IPSAS implementation process.
He stated that the tireless efforts made by all parties concerned had had the salutary effect of providing UNOPS with the means to restore its momentum and renew its march,adding that the Executive Board should continue to provide the required support to the new leadership of UNOPS.
The Board should continue implementing a monitoring and alerting system and ensure.
The General Assembly now had an opportunity to consider the new format of the implementation reports which had been consolidated in accordance with its resolution 58/249 A. The Administration and the Board should continue to refine the presentation of the consolidated report while further streamlining it as the Assembly had requested.
The Board should continue to seek to resolve those issues, without actuarial consequences.
With regard to the special requests made by the Advisory Committee, the Board should inform Member States of any additional resource requirements arisingfrom additional audits and, in fulfilling the requests, the Board should continue to focus on those aspects falling within its technical purview.
To that end, the Board should continue to review the implementation process in a timely manner.
In view of the wide scope of the Board's mandate under financial regulation 12.5, including its role with regard to the administration and management of the Organization, the Committee is of the opinion that,in future audit reports, the Board should continue and place greater emphasis on efforts to determine whether the resources of the audited administrations are being used efficiently and effectively.
The Board should continue harmonization of practices and removal of structural bottlenecks.
The President said that the Bureau had recommended that the Board should continue the practice of holding informal consultations on draft decisions, so that a consensus could be reached on them before they were submitted to the plenary.
The Board should continue to monitor implementation of the measures, particularly as they related to costs/savings.
It therefore recommended that the Board should continue its current practice of producing both short-form and long-form reports for each entity.
The Board should continue to forge a closer association with the Investments Committee and the Committee of Actuaries, notably on technical subjects;
The PRESIDENT said the Bureau had recommended that the Board should continue the practice of holding informal consultations on draft decisions, so that a consensus could be reached on them before they were submitted to the plenary.
The Board should continue to strive to strike a balance between the need to provide stakeholders with sufficient information and its efforts to streamline its reports.
In this connection, the Advisory Committee again recalls the provisions of General Assembly resolution 53/210 of 18 December 1998 that the Pension Board should continue to monitor closely the evolution of the actuarial valuation of the Pension Fund and that no attempt should be made to reduce the present rate of contributions to the Fund or change any other features unless and until a consistent pattern of surpluses emerges in future valuations.
The Board should continue to advise Governments on action to be taken to ensure a worldwide balance between the supply of and the demand for opiates for licit use.
The President said that the Bureau had recommended that the Board should continue the practice of holding informal consultations on draft decisions, so that a consensus could be reached on them before they were submitted to the plenary.
The Board should continue to act in accordance with its mandate of enhancing system-wide coordination and in conformity with the intergovernmental mandates of its member organizations.
The President said that the Bureau had recommended that the Board should continue the practice of holding informal in-session consultations on draft decisions, so that a consensus could be reached on them before they were submitted to the plenary.
The Board should continue the practice of holding meetings in Nairobi, where it had greater exposure to African investment opportunities, and it would be welcome to visit Nigeria.
They recalled the request of the General Assembly,in section V of resolution 47/203, that the Board should continue to consider economy measures, and believed that, in view of the limited scope of savings to be achieved in the pension adjustment system, the functioning of the new 110 per cent cap and its cost implications should continue to be monitored.
The Board should continue to attach the highest priority to ensuring the effectiveness and coordination of the United Nations system support for Africa and the New Partnership for Africa's Development NEPAD.
They emphasized that the Trade and Development Board should continue to conduct the annual review of progress in the implementation of the Programme of Action using the annual LDC Report as the background document.
The Board should continue to strike an appropriate balance between financial and performance audits and provide stakeholders with sufficient information while continuing with its efforts to streamline its reports.
Concurs with the Advisory Committee on Administrative andBudgetary Questions that the Board should continue to monitor closely the evolution of the actuarial valuation of the Fund and that no attempt should be made to reduce the present rate of contributions to the Fund or change any other features unless and until a pattern of surpluses emerges in future valuations;
The Board should continue to monitor closely the results of actuarial valuations; any recommendations on changing the parameters of the pension system or the rate of contribution to the Fund should deal with both elements together and should take account of future changes in the actuarial balance.
In this connection, the Committee again recalls the provisions of General Assembly resolution 53/210 of 18 December 1998 that the Pension Board should continue to monitor closely the evolution of the actuarial valuation of the Pension Fund and that no attempt should be made to reduce the present rate of contributions to the Fund or change any other features unless and until a pattern of surpluses emerges in future valuations see A/57/490, para. 4.