Recapitulation of the May 2005 estimate

Recapitulation of the high level plenary segment of the forty third session of the Commission for Social Development

67. The table below provides a recapitulation of the Advisory Committee s recommendations on the support account staffing establishment for the budget period from 1 July 1998 to 30 June 1999

2. The purpose of this recapitulation is to give an overall view of the world situation regarding states of emergency and at the same time to improve the list prepared by the Special Rapporteur.

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In the light of frequent requests from governmental and non governmental sources for information concerning the methods of work of the Special Rapporteur, a recapitulation of the methods is contained in Annex 1 to this report.

It was a recapitulation of the provisions of previous resolutions and highlighted the tremendous responsibility of the international community to provide emergency assistance during prolonged periods where lasting solutions could not be found, and the need to build upon principles and norms relating to emergencies and to ensure respect for them.

43. The consideration of proposals on how to maximize the existing resource potential of the United Nations Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Programme may benefit from a brief recapitulation of the relevant parts of the programme of action contained in the annex to General Assembly resolution 46 152 of 18 December 1991 on the creation of an effective United Nations crime prevention and criminal justice programme.

It wished to know when the comprehensive performance report would be available for consideration by the Committee. 62. In conclusion, he was distributing a recapitulation of the European Union apos s proposal for establishing a more equitable and transparent scale of assessments for peacekeeping operations. The proposed scale would adjust automatically to altered economic situations and would continue to take into account the needs of Member States with low per capita income.

If these essential, universal pillars are neglected, the structure of both State and economy is deficient and is more likely to collapse when the storm comes. This means that the greatest challenge posed by globalization is that of good governance in the broadest sense. Let me now turn briefly to the work of the Organization over the past year. I will not bore the Assembly with a recapitulation of my annual report, which I am sure all have read by now from cover to cover.