Registry costs

Yes, sir. It's costing me money.

Travel by senior DPKO officials

Judges apos salary and common staff costs

The major portion of the increased financial requirements arises directly from the full utilization of the third courtroom and requirements for the Office of the Prosecutor and the Registry.

Provision is made for emplacement travel at an average cost of 3,200 per police officer ( 6,400).

(iv) The payment of pensions and travel and removal expenses of retiring judges, and travel and removal expenses and installation grant of members of the Court (Statute, Article 32, paragraph 7), not exceeding a total of 410,000 dollars

(iv) The payment of pensions and travel and removal expenses of retiring judges and travel and removal expenses and installation grant of members of the Court (Statute, Article 32, paragraph 7), not exceeding a total of 410,000 dollars

(iv) The payment of pensions and travel and removal expenses of retiring judges and travel and removal expenses and installation grant of members of the Court (Statute, Article 32, paragraph 7), not exceeding a total of 410,000 dollars

(iv) The payment of pensions and travel and removal expenses of retiring judges and travel and removal expenses and installation grants of members of the Court (Statute, Article 32, paragraph 7), not exceeding a total of 410,000 dollars

(iv) The payment of pensions and travel and removal expenses of retiring judges and travel and removal expenses and installation grant of members of the Court (Statute, Article 32, paragraph 7), not exceeding a total of 410,000 dollars

(iv) The payment of pensions and travel and removal expenses of retiring judges and travel and removal expenses and installation grant of members of the Court (Statute, Article 32, paragraph 7), not exceeding a total of 410,000 dollars

(iv) The payment of pensions and travel and removal expenses of retiring judges, and travel and removal expenses and installation grant of members of the Court (Statute, Article 32, paragraph 7), not exceeding a total of 180,000 dollars

Accommodation for 45 military staff officers at 327 per month per person.

Accommodation for 48 military staff officers at 330 per month per person.

The estimate provides for limited hospitality to government officials, local dignitaries and official delegations, at an average cost of 333 per month.

Provision is made for hospitality to visiting government officials.

The consequence of this was that the two officers were transferred at a cost ... more than a normal transfer.

That's right, as the official representative of Abercrombie Fitch.

Those decreases are partially offset by additional requirements for salaries of judges ( 201,600) resulting from the decision of the General Assembly in its resolution 59 282 to increase the annual salary of judges and ad litem judges of the Tribunals by 6.3 per cent effective 1 January 2005.

I suggest that the cost of those visits is probably greater than the cost of actually locating an official within the State.

Parties shall also be responsible for all other expenses of their Field Liaison Officers.

The total number of gratis military officers under 1997 1998 should read 1.

One P 5 gratis military officer post should be deleted.

Mannion. Why are you wasting Mr. Spencer's time for?

Officials from developed countries that will cover their travel and residence costs will also be invited to participate.

Statement of the expenses of the Peace Palace (including the additional operating costs for the building designed for the Judges of the International Court of Justice)

The number of gratis military officers should read 4 P 4 and 2 P 3.

The requirements under the Chambers include the amounts of 2,301,500 for salaries and allowances of the judges, 15,000 for the services of consultants and experts and 65,200 for travel of the President and judges of the Tribunal (ibid., paras. 31 34).

6.9 Provision of 46,000 is for payment of honoraria to members of the Tribunal at the rates set by the General Assembly in its resolution 35 218.

The estimate provided for payment of 200 per annum for 300 police officers.

The Registry of the Tribunal has estimated such annual costs as amounting to 14,150,000.

At the same time, donors' administrative costs, which are counted as official development assistance, also rose to 5 per cent of total official development assistance in 2002.

The courts were badly equipped and judges badly paid, which endangered their independence.

Provision is made for reception and entertainment of members of delegations, government officials and dignitaries ( 5,000).

Financial resources approved by the General Assembly for the 2005 06 period provide for the maintenance of the Force at its currently authorized military strength of 860 (all ranks).

The increase under salaries of judges reflects the decision of the General Assembly in resolution 59 282 to increase the annual salary of the judges and ad litem judges of the Tribunals by 6.3 per cent effective 1 January 2005.

Provision is made for additional limited hospitality, in connection with the identification process, to government officials, local dignitaries and official delegations in the context of goodwill in the official interest of the Mission, at an average cost of 100 per month.

In addition to that, a number of other national projects are being implemented with national funding only, both public and private.

The requirements arose from costs relating to salaries and benefits for military liaison officers, international staff, national staff, and air transportation requirements.

An amount of 112,100 provides for accoutrements for police monitors, military observers and military liaison officers at a rate of 35 per person for 12 months ( 72,100).

This includes staff and expenses for the Prosecutor apos s Office to complete investigations and to prepare and carry out the prosecution of cases and Registry requirements for court management, translation and interpretation, supplies, witness and defence costs, furniture and equipment and administrative support personnel.

a The amount does not include provisions sought for ad litem judges (A 55 517 Add.1).

Savings in judges remuneration resulted mainly from the death of one judge in March 2003 and, additionally, fewer costs manifested from the contingency provision.

The reduction in travel requirements can be attributed to measures, including videoconference links between Arusha and The Hague, which have resulted in decreased requirements for travel of judges to attend meetings with judges of the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia.