Examples of using Auditor posts in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
In his report on the implementation of the Board ' s recommendations, the Secretary-General notes that the Office of Internal Oversight Services is planning to fill resident auditor posts by 31 October 2008(A/62/784, para. 111); see also the Advisory Committee ' s general report on peacekeeping operations(A/62/781, para. 23).
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 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.
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.
Upon enquiry, the Advisory Committee was informed that of the 78 new posts proposed, 21 were posts that had not been approved for 2007/08 and were currently resubmitted for approval, 15 were resident auditor posts proposed to be transferred from the budgets of peacekeeping missions(UNAMID and MINURCAT) and 42 were new proposals.
As at 31 December 2000, 13 resident auditor posts and three auditing assistant posts had been authorized in six peacekeeping missions(UNMIK, UNAMSIL, the United Nations Organization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the United Nations Mission in Bosnia and Herzegovina, the United Nations Transitional Administration in East Timor and the United Nations Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea).
Moreover, the Advisory Committee emphasized the importance of adequate and continuous oversight in field missions, agreed with the Board of Auditors that OIOS should expedite the filling of its Resident Auditor posts, and recommended that the General Assembly should request the Secretary-General to conduct an analysis of the causes and effects of the high rate of turnover of resident auditors, identify measures to mitigate the problem, and report thereon to the Assembly at its resumed sixty-third session.
The increase is due mainly to the requirements for 156 additional posts($34.9 million), including 78 new posts, 15 resident auditor posts transferred from the budgets of peacekeeping missions and 63 continuing positions in the Office of Internal Oversight Services that had been approved under general temporary assistance for 2006/07 and are now proposed to be re-established, as well as a net increase in non-post resources($22.2 million).
The Advisory Committee, in its report on the financial performance and proposed budget for the support account for peacekeeping operations for the period from 1 July 2006 to 30 June 2007, recommended the deferral of action on the post and non-post resources of the Office of Internal Oversight Services, including resident auditor posts, until the review of the Office, as part of the United Nations oversight machinery, is finalized; a report is expected to be submitted by 31 May 2006(see A/60/807, para. 114).
The reclassification of an auditor post from the P-4 to the P-5 level is proposed(see para. A.28.15).
Given the volume of oversight work that the internal auditor is supposed to perform, the Committee also recommended that an auditor post be added at the P-3 level.
In paragraph 75, the Office of Internal Oversight Services agreed with the Board ' s recommendation that the vacant resident auditor post in the Tribunal be filled.
The recommendation under implementation is that OIOS fill the vacant resident auditor post in the Tribunal.
The above table also reflects:(a) the redeployment of one national professional auditor post from Côte d ' Ivoire to Senegal;(b)
would not agree to international General Service posts or to a designated resident auditor post.
An Information Technology Auditor post(P-4) is therefore required to provide audit coverage of the information technology requirements in peacekeeping operations
However, given the number of locations and the fact that in the past ICT has not been the subject of specific audits, the establishment of one Information and Communications Technology Auditor post is proposed at the P-4 level to ensure the adequate and timely coverage of those risks.
the rest at the P-4 or P-3 level) plus 3 posts at the G-6 level; one of those missions(UNIFIL) does not have a resident auditor post.
Two of the vacant posts(Chief, Investigation Branch, and one internal auditor post) were filled by 1 March 2013 and a third one(an internal audit post) by 1 April 2013;
The Committee was informed that, after the preparation of the budget estimates, information was received from the Director of the Audit and Management Consulting Division, the Office of Internal Oversight Services, indicating that a resident auditor post at the P-4/P-3 level should be added for each $100 million of annual budgeted expenditure and that for those missions with annual budgets exceeding $200 million, it would be advisable to assign in addition to the resident auditors, an auditing assistant at the G-6 or G-7 level.