Introduction of wet lease agreements.

Under wet lease arrangements. Forklifts

Requirements for wet lease and self sustainment.

Most requirements are covered under wet lease arrangements.

Annex Implementation of wet lease arrangements for contingent owned equipment

Wet lease, for the period from 15 April to 31 May 1998.

Provision is included under the wet lease arrangements for reimbursement of contingent owned equipment.

5. Provision for contingent owned equipment includes major equipment under the wet lease arrangements.

The arrangements allow troop contributing countries to select options known as wet or dry lease.

The Working Group reached agreement that a force leasing concept based on a wet dry lease arrangement should be adopted for mission budgeting, expenditure control and cost reimbursement purposes.

Estimated amount for the engineering and demining equipment under wet lease arrangements, including self sustainment costs.

5. The total savings of 66,400 was incurred as a result of the wet lease arrangements.

6. The total savings of 23,900 was incurred as a result of the wet lease arrangements.

7. The total savings of 53,100 was incurred as a result of the wet lease arrangements.

Trailers Rented Actual cost per vehicle lease agreement.

Provided below are rough estimates of the possible savings in UNSMIH that were attributable to the implementation of the wet lease arrangements.

The defendant invoked the arbitration agreement contained in the lease agreement between the former owner and the association.

The reported reduced requirements were in part attributable to the implementation of the wet lease and self sustainment arrangements for contingent owned equipment.

The unutilized balance of 6,514,000 resulted from the introduction of the wet lease arrangements for contingent owned equipment and the deployment of fewer vehicles.

The reported reduced requirements were in part attributable to the implementation of the wet lease and self sustainment arrangements for the contingent owned equipment.

It appears that in the case of these two missions the wet lease arrangements were applied to troops already in theatre (that is, retroactively).

The Committee recommends that this information be included in budget performance reports on all peacekeeping operations where the new wet lease arrangements are put in place.

The Committee recommends that this information be included in budget performance reports on all peacekeeping operations where the new wet lease arrangements are put in place.

The estimates are based on the wet lease and self sustainment reimbursement rates endorsed by the General Assembly in its resolution 50 222 of 11 April 1996

Although the use of a wet lease often indicates that the lessor has not passed full operational control over the aircraft to the lessee, the issue whether the lease is wet or dry is not as significant as the issue of who exercises operational control over the aircraft and its crew, and that is evaluated on a case by case basis each time a bid is received.

The Committee was informed, upon enquiry, that these requirements are based on the retroactive application of the new wet lease arrangements to the period beginning on 1 January 1996.

The Committee recommends, therefore, that the Secretary General take all necessary measures to review adequately projected requirements for reimbursement of contingent owned equipment under the new wet lease arrangements.

Reduced requirements for vehicle spare parts, repairs and maintenance result from the maintenance of contingent owned vehicles being provided under the wet lease arrangements for reimbursement of contingent owned equipment.

Reduced requirements under communications spare parts and supplies are a result of contingents providing for maintenance of communications equipment under the wet lease arrangements for reimbursement of contingent owned equipment.

Since some of the services now covered under wet leases were contracted out by the missions (such as catering, laundry, cleaning and gardening), the Committee points out that it is probable that the United Nations paid twice for at least some of the items covered under wet lease arrangements.

Transponder lease

Under the lease agreement with Lessor A, ABC leases the computer equipment from Lessor A for a period of two years.

No, I didn't get wet. Am I going to get wet? Am I going to get wet?

Requirements for the period from 1 July 2005 to 31 December 2005 are based on standard reimbursement rates for major equipment (wet lease) and self sustainment in the total amount of 12,409,600, as follows

Requirements for the period from 1 July 2005 to 30 June 2006 are based on standard reimbursement rates for major equipment (wet lease) and self sustainment in the total amount of 68,806,400, as follows

Requirements for the period from 1 July 2006 to 30 June 2007 are based on standard reimbursement rates for major equipment (wet lease) and self sustainment in the total amount of 1,417,300 as follows

Often, the lease is a financial lease as opposed to an operating lease (see para. 27 for a definition of both terms).

The parties concerned may derogate from it, either by reaching agreement on a longer time period or by drawing up a lease.

Lease of photocopiers

Lease stop gaping.

Revised requirements for the period from 1 July 2005 to 30 June 2006 are based on standard reimbursement rates for major equipment (wet lease) and self sustainment in the total amount of 74,915,200 as follows

An amount of 242,300 has been included for the wet lease hire of six military type vehicles for use by the formed police unit at the rates indicated in section A of the present annex.

With the introduction of new reimbursement procedures for contingent owned equipment under the wet dry lease system, letters of assist requirements will be reduced, as will the exceptional circumstances under which claims may be admissible.

Wet flurries

Wet snow