Personnel type

(By department and type of personnel)

Twenty eight advanced armoured personnel carriages (AAPC) type M113

Type II gratis personnel 7. Annex II provides information on type II gratis personnel in service as at 30 September 1997, by department or office, nationality, and duration of service.

III. Revised guidelines for type II gratis personnel Conditions under which gratis personnel may be accepted

Revised guidelines for type II gratis personnel (A 52 698)

9. Annex IV shows the distribution of type II gratis personnel by nationality.

The report indicates a total of 1,149, of type I gratis personnel in 2003.

Increase (decrease) ANNEX II Gratis personnel type II, by department, nationality

(b) Disparity between curricula and the real need for a new type of medical personnel

Gratis personnel, type II, by nationality ANNEX V Functions discharged by gratis personnel in service as at 30 September 1997

Expiration dates of individual agreements of type II gratis personnel in service as at 1 November 1997

21. Decides to delete the references to type II gratis personnel in budget documents

(c) Report of the Secretary General on the phasing out of type II gratis personnel (A 52 710)

In 2004, the total number of type I personnel increased to 1,290 (A 59 716, table II).

The report, moreover, noted that there were multiple training structures based on the type of personnel served.

Type II gratis personnel engaged during the reference period (1 July to 30 September 1998)

(a) Report of the Secretary General containing revised draft guidelines for type II gratis personnel (A 52 698)

For both type I and type II personnel, details on the breakdown by department, nationality and gender are included, with information on category and functions performed.

His delegation shared the concern of other members over the impact which the disproportionate use of gratis personnel, particularly type II personnel, was having on the international character of the Organization.

(b) Annual report of the Secretary General on the use of gratis personnel and first quarterly report on the acceptance of type II gratis personnel (A 52 709 and Corr.1)

On the issue of gratis personnel, the staff were seeking clear guidelines based on what they knew about the type II gratis personnel and how their presence conflicted with the Charter.

In accordance with General Assembly resolution 51 243 of 15 September 1997, type II gratis personnel are to be phased out.

Type I gratis personnel must be recruited in accordance with the relevant guidelines established by the General Assembly.

5. With regard to type I gratis personnel, it was his understanding that three types of personnel under that category were managed within the established system under the relevant rules and regulations.

Annex VIII United Nations Office at Nairobi type II gratis personnel first reported in November 1998 Functions duties Office

United States of Americaa Not available Quarterly totals a Type II gratis personnel for whom the proposed contract duration extends beyond February 1999.

5. Twenty three new type II gratis personnel commenced service during the reference period, as shown in the table below.

25. Her delegation strongly supported the recommendation of the Advisory Committee not to charge administrative support costs for type II gratis personnel. However, she also saw an urgent need for the Advisory Committee to reconsider the similar charges for type I personnel when it conducted its review of the proposed programme budget for 1998 1999.

While some of the improvements were of a one time investment type, a significant element of the package represented an increase in security personnel on duty.

19. Mr. Bong Hyun KIM (Republic of Korea) said that the Organization apos s current methodology for accepting gratis personnel resulted in geographical imbalance and a lack of transparency in the process of recruitment, particularly of type II personnel.

The Personnel Management and Support Service did not have a viable mechanism for determining whether it was attributable to the type of contract offered.

5. Paragraph 4 of General Assembly resolution 51 243 sets out the conditions under which the Secretary General may accept type II gratis personnel

He requested updated information on the functions performed by type I gratis personnel and the departments to which they were assigned.

3. Two new type II gratis personnel started their service during that period, as shown in the table below English Page

In its resolution 51 243, the General Assembly had decided that type II gratis personnel would be accepted only in two exceptional sets of circumstances.

15. Requests the Secretary General to ensure that future quarterly reports on the acceptance of type II gratis personnel are issued in a timely fashion and that they contain more accurate, comprehensive, complete and integrated information about gratis personnel, similar to the information provided in the first report on type II gratis personnel,A 52 709 and Corr.1. so as to enable Member States to take informed decisions

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The Committee points out that type I gratis personnel are governed by administrative instruction ST AI 231 Rev.1 of 23 January 1991, which applies to gratis personnel performing functions of a purely technical and operational nature funded through voluntary contributions.

(c) Report of the Secretary General on gratis personnel provided by Governments and other entities, containing the fourth quarterly report on the acceptance of type II gratis personnel from 1 April through 30 June 1998 (A C.5 52 56).

For more than nine years blast mines, a particularly dangerous type of anti personnel mine, have not been developed, produced or supplied to our armed forces.

2. Notes that the decrease in type II gratis personnel is continuing, as requested by the General Assembly in paragraph 9 of its resolution 51 243

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2. The plan to phase out type II gratis personnel who fall outside the scope of paragraph 4 of resolution 51 243 is the object of a separate report.

The Committee notes from annex III to the Secretary General s report on gratis personnel (A C.5 52 56) that there were no type II gratis personnel in the Office of Internal Oversight Services as at 30 June 1998.