Examples of using Misconduct tracking in English and their translations into Arabic
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Source: Misconduct tracking system of the Departments of Peacekeeping Operations and of Field Support and the Departments of Peacekeeping Operations, Field Support, Political Affairs and Public Information for deployment data(see footnote 5).
A new comprehensive misconduct tracking system is being finalized, which will allow both Headquarters and the field to share" in real time" consistent data and information on all types of allegations.
An Associate Reporting Officer(P-2) will manage the Misconduct Tracking System database; receive, record and update misconduct allegations; manage the conduct and discipline web page; and generate weekly reports to the Chief and the UNMISS leadership.
One Associate Conduct and Discipline Officer(P-2) will manage the misconduct tracking system database, receive and record all allegations of misconduct and draft reports for the Chief Conduct and Discipline Officer and the Mission leadership.
The misconduct tracking system was updated regularly by the Conduct and Discipline Unit for monitoring cases of misconduct and identifying trends as well as risk factors for policy actions.
In the past year, an information-sharing agreement was implemented, formalizing the processes by which United Nations Volunteers candidates who have previously served in United Nations peacekeeping and/or special political missions are being vetted against misconduct records contained in the Misconduct Tracking System.
The Special Committee requests the Secretary-General to report to the Committee, before its 2013 substantive session, on steps taken to enhance the Misconduct Tracking System with such information and on procedures to prevent such individuals from future United Nations service or employment, in any capacity.
The Committee was informed that the introduction in July 2008 of the new database, misconduct tracking system, to record and track allegations of misconduct accounted for a better and more accurate recording of all complaints and allegations received by the Mission, in particular for the allegations categorized as minor misconduct. .
The Investigations Division currently uses quantifiable measures, including caseload average, the corruption index of the International Country Risk Guide, data from the misconduct tracking system, the number of uniformed and civilian personnel, and the amount of approved budget and non-expendable property, to assess possible risk.
Welcomes the introduction in July 2008 of the new database, the misconduct tracking system, to record and track allegations of misconduct aimed at having a more accurate recording of all complaints and allegations received by the Mission, notes the increased number of allegations of serious and minor misconduct, and requests the Secretary-General to ensure that the necessary measures are being taken in order to address this situation;
outputs were not delivered:(a) the issuance of an advisory manual for field conduct and discipline teams in field operations was delayed from the period 2010/11 to 2011/12(A/66/610/Add.1, p. 29); and(b) the recording of all allegations of serious misconduct in the misconduct tracking system by all peacekeeping operations, within seven days of receiptA/66/610, p.
Progress continues to be made in connection with the vetting of all categories of personnel, including, in the past year, with the finalization of an agreement for the screening of United Nations Volunteers against misconduct records contained in the Misconduct Tracking System and database interfacing projects, which allows for the screening of all individually selected military and police peacekeeping personnel against records of prior misconduct. .
Mission conduct and discipline teams play a key role in receiving allegations of misconduct, tracking misconduct cases and assisting the mission to develop and implement measures to prevent misconduct,
A new misconduct tracking system launched in July 2008.
A new misconduct tracking system was launched in July 2008.
The development of a comprehensive misconduct tracking system was finalized in September 2007.
The structure and content of the comprehensive misconduct tracking database was completed in August 2006.
Database management(the misconduct tracking system-- MTS) is under the responsibility of a P-2 Associate Reports Officer.
900 category II allegations in peacekeeping operations are recorded and tracked in the misconduct tracking system.
Increased overall output due to the introduction of the Misconduct Tracking System, resulting in enhanced recording and tracking of such allegations and action taken.