(e) The proportionate representation of gratis military personnel to troop contributions by Member States.

Reductions in the weight of the contribution factor in favour of the proposed new troop contribution factor had a marginal impact on Member States' representation status.

To ensure a balanced distribution of team leader positions among troop contributing countries, these positions should be distributed in proportion to the overall number of observers that an individual country fields to that mission.

The staff were often assigned on a temporary basis, which created discontinuity in the fulfilment of the mandates.

In April 2004 a full time Personnel Conduct Officer was assigned to MONUC to provide the Mission with the capacity to strengthen its practice.

Of these 15 missions, two contained only military contingents, five included both military contingents and military and or civilian observers police, and eight consisted of military and or civilian observers police only.

Reduced as a result of the repatriation of military and civilian personnel.

Other staff members were also released to the United Nations Operation in Burundi (ONUB), the United Nations Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI) in July 2004 and MINUSTAH in October 2004 to perform procurement functions.

The DPKO system of ensuring proportionate representation of gratis military personnel was based on the number of troops contributed by each Member State.

To ascertain compliance with the DPKO policy on proportionate representation, the Board compared the number of troops contributed by Member States with the level of representation of gratis military personnel.

Percentage of troops contributed by Member States

Senior MONUC managers must become more involved and demand accountability from both civilian administrators and contingent commanders in the Mission.

International Civilian Mission in Haiti (MICIVIH) 17 000 000

In New York, the Federation maintains a full time representative and occasional yearly interns who attend and participate, where appropriate, in the ECOSOC, Commissions, and committee meetings.

If the troop contributing country deployed with fully self sustained units, there would be significant overhead expenses that would be reduced from the civilian personnel budgets.

I take this opportunity to express my appreciation to the Governments contributing troops to UNDOF and to those that provide the UNTSO military observers assigned to the Force.

But not at this hour.

Paraguay is taking part in the Stabilization Mission by contributing staff officers.

(d) Consideration should be given to inviting, to briefings with troop contributing countries, Member States contributing civilian components e.g., civilian police, and other substantial contributors alternatively, separate consultations could be convened by the President of the Security Council with such contributing countries when the need arises

The number of over represented Member States remained unchanged and there would be slight changes in the current representation status of only a few Member States (major troop contributing countries).

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The Mission s civilian and force headquarters, contingent living quarters (330 personnel), infirmary and warehouses would be located in the government provided Camp Beal.

According to the new resolution, all functions performed by UNAMIS were transferred to UNMIS, together with its staff and logistics.

The Division verifies medical bills for treatment submitted by troop contributing countries, determines fitness for mission assignment of international civilian personnel and certifies sick leave.

(c) Consultations between the members of the Security Council and the troop contributing countries should be convened by the President of the Security Council upon request from a troop contributing country

The sum represents money owed to the Member States that contribute the troops who make up the Force.

It expresses its appreciation for the high level and competent delegation of the State party and its openness in providing information.

Then send him help. I've none to send.

The Special Committee recommends that the Secretary General issue the standards set out in his bulletin of 2003 in a manner convenient to troop contributing countries, in the languages of contingent members of peacekeeping missions as well as in the official languages of the United Nations, with translations of the standards to be provided by troop contributing countries and the United Nations arranging publication at mission cost as agreed with the troop contributing countries.

OIOS noted that some troop contributing countries tended to send officers of the rank of Lieutenant Colonel, even when they were specifically requested to send Majors and Captains, while others would make representations requesting to send more Lieutenant Colonels as team leaders.

The Special Committee recognizes that troop contributing countries have the primary responsibility to provide their contingent members with welfare and recreation facilities.

Countries providing military and civilian police personnel (as at 15 November 2005)

The specialized agencies shall be entitled to be represented by observers at public meetings of the Committee.

On 5 August 2004, the Government signed a status of mission agreement regarding UNAMIS, the comprehensive provisions of which extend beyond mission personnel to United Nations offices, funds and programmes that are carrying out functions in relation to its tasks.

It takes courage for Member States to send their personnel to participate in such an undertaking, and even greater courage for the men and women nominated, military or civilian, to actually go and serve.

d Excludes temporary positions under general temporary assistance for personnel conduct functions for all missions and for MONUC excludes essential additional positions approved under general temporary assistance.

The Council welcomes the deployment of MINUSTAH's additional military and police personnel, in accordance with Resolution 1608 (2005), and expresses gratitude to troop and police contributing countries.

The Committee notes that a welfare payment is currently made to troop contributing countries.

As a result, even though a Member State might already be overrepresented in the Secretariat, it could increase its representation by providing gratis military personnel if it contributed more troops to the Organization.

(b) To continue to make available such staff as may be necessary to assist the Special Committee in the performance of its tasks

(b) To continue to make available such additional staff as may be necessary to assist the Special Committee in the performance of its tasks

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The performance of permanent core functions by non UNHCR staff members assigned on a temporary basis as in the 109 deployment cases in 2003 2004 compensates for the shortage of permanent UNHCR posts.

Advisory missions were undertaken to Kyrgyzstan in late 2004 and to Egypt in early 2005.