Comments on A AC.105 C.2 L.207 Rev.1

The credit rating agencies would probably evaluate the United Nations for credit rating purposes based on various criteria, including

2. Takes note of the report on the independent evaluation on the New Agenda A AC.251 9.

Evaluation and Policy Analysis UNHCR's Plan and Activities (A AC.96 1014).

The Early Childhood Environment Rating Scale Revised Edition, Infant Toddler Environment Rating Scale, and Family Day Care Rating Scale were initiated as performance measures.

Rating agencies have been and should remain an important aspect of modern capital markets. But to make ratings work, the raters need to be rated.

In depth evaluation of the United Nations International Drug Control Programme (E AC.51 1998 2)

Internal audit ratings

The United Nations goal with respect to the credit rating would be to convince the credit rating agencies to treat the borrowing as quasi sovereign for credit rating purposes.

In depth evaluation of the United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN Habitat) (E AC.51 2005 3)

In depth evaluation of the United Nations Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Programme (E AC.51 1998 3)

Table 1

Table 1 Internal audit ratings

Comments on subprogrammes

One delegation asked specifically how and for what purpose consultants were graded.

E. Sub global assessments

A. Subprogramme self evaluation

Each of the island's 37 schools will be evaluated and given a grade.

15. The Department of Public Information in 1996 1997 completed four internal evaluations that focused on specific issues and three evaluations of its core activities the United Nations Information Centres (A AC.198 1997 6), the Dag Hammarskjöld Library (A AC.198 1997 2 and Add.1) and publications of the Department (A AC.198 1997 4).

Disappointment about the raters performance, and skepticism about the effectiveness of regulation, has led to calls to eliminate any regulatory reliance on ratings. If ratings are not backed by the force of law, so the argument goes, regulators need not worry about rating quality and can leave the monitoring of raters to the market.

A description of how credit ratings for a United Nations bond would be established is set out below.

Any United Nations bond issue would be evaluated by market participants and potential investors by its credit rating, which is a formal evaluation of the creditworthiness of the bond issue by an independent credit rating agency.

I told you, they don't grade you here.

219. Accounts of the administration of justice in the occupied territories may be found in documents A AC.145 RT.715 (anonymous witness), A AC.145 RT.717 (anonymous witness), A AC.145 RT.719 (Mrs. Lynda Brayer) and A AC.145 RT.722 (Mr. Shawqi Issa and Mr. Najib Abu Rokaya).

As was reported in previous working papers (A AC.109 2002 15, para. 63, A AC.109 2003 13, A AC.109 2004 14, paras. 48 and 49), Bermuda wanted to upgrade its observer status in the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) and become an associate member of the organization.

328. Accounts of the economic and social situation prevailing in the occupied territories may be found in documents A AC.145 RT.715 (anonymous witness), A AC.145 RT.716 (Mr. Muhammad Jaradat), A AC.145 RT.717 Add.1 (Mr. Hamdi Shakoura), A AC.145 RT.720 (Mr. Ahmad Rwaidy), A AC.145 RT.721 (anonymous witnesses), A AC.145 RT.722 (Mr. Rishmawi, Mr. Samir Nazmi and Mr. Hassan Barghouti).

E. Credit rating of United Nations bond

C. Regional level review and appraisal

A AC.241 43 Identification of an organization to house the Global Mechanism

A AC.241 64 Designation of a Permanent Secretariat and arrangements for its functioning administrative arrangements

49. Accounts of the general situation prevailing in the occupied territories may be found in documents A AC.145 RT.715 (anonymous witnesses), A AC.145 RT.716 (Mr. Muhammad Jaradat), A AC.145 RT.716 (Mr. Ibrahim Khamis Shehada), A AC.145 RT.717 Add.1 (Mr. Hamdi Shakoura), A AC.145 RT.720 (Mr. Ahmad Rwaidy and Mr. Khaled Mahmud Quzmar), A AC.145 RT.721 (anonymous witnesses) and A AC.145 RT.722 (Mr. Najib Abu Rokaya).

(iii) Evaluations coordination and management of the evaluation of programmes and projects, including the preparation of the annual evaluation report, subprogramme evaluations and project evaluations.

And now the country has absorbed another huge blow another downgrade of its bond ratings. Both Moody s and Standard amp

And now the country has absorbed another huge blow another downgrade of its bond ratings. Both Moody s and Standard Poor s now rate Japanese bonds at only their fourth highest level.

471. Testimonies relating to the treatment of detainees may be found in documents A AC.145 RT.715 (anonymous witness), A AC.145 RT.716 (Mr. Ibrahim Khamis Shehada), A AC.145 RT.717 (anonymous witness), A AC.145 RT.720 (Mr. Khaled Mahmud Quzmar), A AC.145 RT.720 Add.1 (anonymous witness) and A AC.145 RT.722 (Mrs. Dokmak and Mr. Najib Abu Rokaya).

388. Testimonies referring to the restrictions on the right to freedom of movement may be found in documents A AC.145 RT.715 (anonymous witness), A AC.145 RT.717 Add.1 (Mr. Hamdi Shakoura), A AC.145 RT.718 (Mrs. Frances Moore), A AC.145 RT.720 (Mr. Khaled Mahmud Quzmar) and A AC.145 RT.722 (Mr. Samir Nazmi).

Subprogramme 2

In this regard, several proposals were put forward (see A AC.252 1998 WP.1 Rev.2, A AC.252 1998 WP.2, A AC.252 1998 WP.3, A AC.252 1998 WP.5, A AC.252 1998 WP.13, A AC.252 1998 WP.19 and A AC.252 1998 WP.20 Rev.1).

A AC.241 49 Rev.1 Procedures for communication of information and review of implementation

A AC.241 48 Rev.2 Draft Rules of procedure for the Conference of the Parties

A AC.241 9 Add.13 List of non governmental organisations recommended for accreditation

(b) National and regional processes of review and appraisal will begin.

1. Notes with appreciation the advice of the Secretary General of the United Nations on this matter, as contained in document A AC.241 44, as amended in paragraph 4 of document A AC.241 55, as well as the clarifications in document A AC.241 64 and related comments made in Working Group I of the Committee

504. Accounts of the annexation and settlement policy pursued by the Israeli authorities in the occupied territories may be found in documents A AC.145 RT.719 (Mrs. Lynda Brayer), A AC.145 RT.720 (Mr. Ahmad Rwaidy and Mr. Khaled Mahmud Quzmar), A AC.145 RT.721 (anonymous witnesses) and A AC.145 RT.722 (Mr. Shawqi Issa).

Of relevance to the deliberations of the Committee are the High Commissioner's Note on International Protection (A AC.96 1008), the Report on the Work of the Standing Committee (A AC.96 1018) and the reports on the thirty second and thirty third meetings of the Standing Committee (A AC.96 1007 and A AC.96 1017) which, inter alia, review implementation of the Agenda for Protection (A AC.96 965 Add.1).