Mr. P. Uhl IAEA

Ghana Mr. Sam P. Yalley 5

Kenya Mr. William P. Mayaka 8

Mr. P. Roliana ICITO GATT Executive head

Mr. Chris P. Howard

P. Michel (Observatoire de la Côte d'Azur, France)

Mr. Yuri P. Kliukina b

Executive head Mr. J. P. Baré (France)

Mr. P. Stormonth Darling, Member

lawyers (Malaysia)

17. Mr. Tumagole P. Tsholetsane South Africa

Mr. P. Ranadive, Executive Secretary

Mr. P. Sayour (ILO)

Mr. Gerard P. McHugh (Ireland)

Mr. J. P. Baré (ITU)

Mr. P. Stormonth Darling (United Kingdom)

4. Mr. R. Gieri and Mr. J. P. Dietz (Secretary and Deputy Secretary to the Board) served as Secretary and Deputy Secretary of the session, with the assistance of Ms. D. Bull, Mr. G. Ferrari, Mr. K. Widdows, Mr. P. Dooley and Ms. P. Ryder. ANNEX XI

Participants Mr. W. Scherzer (Austria) Mr. P. Karousakis (United States)

Burundi Mr. P.S. Pinheiro (Brazil) 1998

Secretary General Mr. J. P. Halbwachs (Mauritius) Mr. M. Baquerot (France)

Mr. Bonanza P. Taihitu (Indonesia)

P 1 P 2

Of the resignations 70 per cent were from staff in the younger age brackets, lowering the possibility to replace higher level staff with experienced younger staff members.

p p

The budget provides for the deployment of 141 military observers, 3,250 military contingents, 78 civilian police, 260 international staff, 474 national staff and 96 United Nations Volunteers.

The D 2 position is the Head of the mission, supported by one Senior Political Affairs Officer (P 5), one Special Assistant to the Head of mission (P 4), one Political Affairs Officer (P 4), one Legal Affairs Officer (P 4) and one Administrative Officer (P 3).

The present section describes the single largest contributing factor of each resource variance according to specific standard options encompassed in the four standard categories listed below

1 D 1, 2 P 5, 4 P 4, 4 P 3,

1 D 1, 1 P 5, 2 P 4, 1 P 3, 2 GS OL

General Assembly Mr. P. Owade (Kenya) Mr. M.S. Hidayat (Indonesia)a

Required number and Level of staff for the period from 1 January to 31 December 1998 D 1 P 5 P 4

Actions to be taken by the General Assembly

Local area networks supported Local area network connections Help desk calls Help desk calls support person

Resource variance amounts are expressed in thousands of United States dollars.

Mr. P. P. Sivapargasam

P 1 P 2

P 2 P 1

P 2 1

The present report contains the revised budget for MINUSTAH for the period from 1 July 2005 to 30 June 2006, which amounts to 518,828,500 and which represents an increase of 48,754,900 from the amount of 470,073,600 appropriated by the General Assembly in its resolution 59 17 B for the maintenance of the mission for the same period.

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Military

In its resolution 1608 (2005) of 22 June 2005, the Security Council extended the mandate of MINUSTAH until 15 February 2006, and authorized an increase of 50 military personnel as well as a temporary increase during the electoral period and subsequent political transition of 750 military personnel and 275 civilian police.

11 FS, 2 GS (OL), 11 NO, 12 NS,

Responsabilité de l'OTAN ou des Etats membres , in C. Tomuschat (ed.