Clothing equipment allowance

Clothing and equipment allowance.

Clothing and equipment allowance.

Clothing and equipment allowance.

3. Clothing and equipment allowance.

10. Clothing and equipment allowance.

3. Clothing and equipment allowance.

10. Clothing and equipment allowance.

16. Clothing and equipment allowance.

(c) Clothing and equipment allowance.

3. Clothing and equipment allowance.

3. Clothing and equipment allowance.

10. Clothing and equipment allowance.

15. Clothing and equipment allowance.

(h) Clothing and equipment allowance.

(c) Clothing and equipment allowance.

(g) Clothing and equipment allowance.

3. Clothing and equipment allowance.

8. Clothing and equipment allowance.

8. Clothing and equipment allowance.

9. Clothing and equipment allowance.

7. Clothing and equipment allowance.

8. Clothing and equipment allowance.

8. Clothing and equipment allowance.

10. Clothing and equipment allowance.

14. Clothing and equipment allowance.

Clothing and equipment allowance (total costs)

Clothing and equipment allowance 14 900

Clothing and equipment allowance 1 000

13. Mission subsistence allowance, travel costs and clothing and equipment allowance.

3. Clothing allowance. The unutilized balance of 4,200 for clothing allowance resulted from the lower average strength of military observers.

Travel costs Clothing and equipment allowance Subtotal (b) Military contingents

Clothing and equipment allowance Subtotal (c) Other costs pertaining to military personnel

Travel costs Clothing and equipment allowance (b) Other costs pertaining to military personnel

Provisions under standard troop reimbursement, welfare, daily allowance and clothing and equipment allowance are based on standard rates for peacekeeping operations.

Provisions under standard troop reimbursement, welfare, daily allowance and clothing and equipment allowance are based on standard ratios for peacekeeping operations.

Provisions under standard troop reimbursement, welfare, rations, daily allowance and clothing and equipment allowance are based on standard rates for peacekeeping operations.

Clothing allowance is based on the standard rate of 200 per person per year.

Clothing allowance is based on the standard rate of 200 per person per year.

Additional requirements for standard troop cost reimbursement, welfare, daily allowance, mission subsistence allowance and clothing and equipment allowance arise from the deployment of 9,480 person months above the 2,220 person months originally planned.

Provision is made for clothing and equipment allowance at a rate of 200 per person per year.

The provision for mission subsistence allowance (MSA), clothing allowance and travel costs for military observers is based on the projected phased deployment of 570 military observers by October 2005.

Provision is made for payment of mission subsistence allowance, travel and clothing and equipment allowance at the rates detailed in section A of annex II to document A 52 805.

The estimate provides for mission subsistence allowance at the rate of 15 per person per day ( 195,800), rotation travel of 15 Irish and 20 Australian police monitors ( 152,000) and clothing allowance ( 7,000).

Provision is made for payment of mission subsistence allowance to 35 military observers at the rates detailed in section A of the present annex, and equipment and clothing allowance at 200 per annum.