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The volume of documentation requested in other Main Committees, as well as the number of reports that must
In addition to ensuring reduction of both the volume of documentation and the delays in their submission, other options for cost-saving should be considered and implemented for managing conference services without undue overtime payments, and the implementation and management of the Technological Innovations Programme should be strengthened(A/49/5(vol. I), sect. II, paras. 208-215).
complex" within the meaning of article 38(d) of the Rules, in view of the variety and complexity of the issues raised, and the volume of documentation submitted with the claims.
Mr. HALLIDAY(Assistant Secretary-General for Human Resources Management) said, with respect to the availability of documentation, that all committees had similar problems and that the volume of documentation and the overwhelming demand made it hard for the Secretariat to issue documents as early as everyone wished.
Three of the seven peacekeeping missions in Africa have steadily grown in complexity(MONUC, UNMIS, and UNOCI), resulting in an increase in the volume of documentation from the relevant departments, to be vetted and cleared by the Executive Office of the Secretary-General.
Representatives of the Secretary-General had briefed the Advisory Committee on the backlog of reports submitted by States parties to the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women and had informed it that the reports often exceeded 100 pages in length, since the volume of documentation which States parties could submit was not limited.
introducing the report of the Secretary-General on the pattern of conferences(A/67/127 and Corr.1), said that the volume of documentation and frequent late submission of manuscripts by author departments was one of the greatest challenges facing the Department for General Assembly and Conference Management.
Despite the efforts of all concerned, the volume of documentation for sessions of Convention bodies continues to grow in a manner that is putting strains upon production systems and budgets of the United Nations Office at Geneva(UNOG) and of the secretariat, as well as upon the absorptive capacity of delegations.
In order to achieve further efficiency savings in the preparation, printing and distribution of reports and reducing the volume of documentation submitted to it, as requested by various resolutions, the Inspector is of the opinion that the preparation of this report on exceptions to the standard of accommodation should be discontinued.
As indicated above(see para. 23), the volume of documentation prepared by the Secretariat has increased since 2001, in response not only to the number of working groups, but also to the types of text being developed and to the expectations of the Commission and its working groups.
Ms. Zonicle(Bahamas) said that the background to the decision concerning summary records mentioned in paragraph 11 of document A/C.5/54/31 was the need to control the volume of documentation before the Assembly and for the timely distribution of documentation in all the official languages, as well as the question of cost.
PROCEEDINGS In view of the complexity of the issues raised, the volume of documentation underlying the Claim and the amount of compensation sought by the Claimant, the Panel in its first Procedural Order of 27 November 1995 classified the WBC Claim as an unusually large or complex claim within the meaning of article 38(d) of the Rules.
dated 23 January 2002, the Panel classified the claims as" unusually large or complex" within the meaning of article 38(d) of the Rules, in view of the large number of claims under review, the variety and complexity of the issues raised, the volume of documentation submitted with the claims and the time afforded to Iraq to provide comments with respect to the claim files transmitted pursuant to the procedural order of 31 August 2001 referred to in paragraph.
as" unusually large or complex" within the meaning of article 38(d) of the Rules in view of the large number of claims, the variety of the issues raised, the volume of documentation submitted with the claims, and the time provided to Iraq to submit written comments with respect to the claim files transmitted to Iraq pursuant to the first procedural order, described in paragraph.
claims as" unusually large or complex" within the meaning of article 38(d) of the Rules, in view of the large number of claims under review, the variety and complexity of the issues raised, the volume of documentation submitted with the claims and the time afforded to Iraq to provide comments with respect to the claim files transmitted pursuant to the procedural orders referred to in paragraphs 12 and 13 above.
claims as" unusually large or complex" within the meaning of article 38(d) of the Rules in view of the large number of claims, the variety of the issues raised, the volume of documentation submitted with the claims, and the time afforded to Iraq to provide written comments with respect to the claim files transmitted to Iraq pursuant to the procedural orders described in paragraph.
as" unusually large or complex" within the meaning of article 38(d) of the Rules, in view of the large number of claims under review, the variety and complexity of the issues raised, the volume of documentation submitted with the claims and the time afforded to Iraq to provide comments with respect to the claim files transmitted pursuant to a procedural order as described in paragraph 13.