Budget for the Financial Year 1969

A/RES/2482(XXIII)View PDF

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A Resolution of the General Assembly, under agenda item 74 Budget estimates for the financial year 1969, published in 1969.

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13 versions · 1961–1973

This is an older version — the most recent is A/RES/3044(XXVII)A-C

Year	Symbol	Title	Word length	Text similarity
1973	A/RES/3044(XXVII)A-C	Budget for the financial year 1973	—	—
1972	A/RES/2899(XXVI)A-C	Budget for the financial year 1972	—	—
1971	A/RES/2738(XXV)A-C	Budget for the financial year 1971	—	—
1970	A/RES/2613(XXIV)A-C	Budget for the financial year 1970	—	—
1969	A/RES/2482(XXIII)	Budget for the financial year 1969	1,592	—

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4 subjects

Appropriations Budget Financing Income

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28 operative paragraphs

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Travel and other expenses of representatives and members of commissions,

1,333,450 committees and other subsidiary bodies ............................... .

2. Special meetings and conferences . . . . . ................................ .

1,594,400

2,927,850 Part II. Staff costs and related expenses

3. Salaries and wages ................................................. .

68,495,300 16,362,000

4. Common staff costs ................................................ . S. Travel of staff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..................................... .

2,182,600

6. Paymcnts under annex 1, paragraphs 2 and 3, of the Staff Regulations;

140,000 hospitality . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....................................... .

87,179,900 Part 11/ .. Premises, equipment, supplies and se,vk,s

7. Buildings and improvements to premises ............................. .

s,JS2,100

8. Permanent equipment ............................................... .

769,200

9. Maintenance, operation and rental of premises ......................... .

4,765,000

10. G~e~al expenses .................................................. .

6,073,800

11. Pr1nt1ng .......................................................... .

1,692,000

18,652,100 Parl IV. Spedal expenses

12. Special expenses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ................................ .

9,215,500

9,215,500 Part V. Technical progratwmes

13. Economic development, social development and public administration ....... .

5,113,600

14. Industrial development .............................................. .

1,500,000

15. Human rights advisory services ..................................... .

220,000

16. Narcotic drugs control .............................................. .

75,000

6,908,600 Parl VI. Special missions

17. Special missions 6,786,700

6,786,700 Part VII. Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for R,fugees

18. Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees ........... .

3,829,200

3,829,200 Part VIII. International C014rt of Justke

19. lnternational Court of Ju91:ice ....................................... .

1,396,000

1,396,000 Part IX. United Nations Conference on Trade and Dewlo¡,tHffll

20. United Nations Conference on Trade and Development ................. .

8,326,200

8,326,200 Part X. Uniled Nations Industrial Development Organuation

21. United Nations Industrial Development Orga.nization .................. .

9,693,200

9,693,200 154,915,250

General Aaaembly-Twent:r-third Se11ion

The Secretary-General shall be authorized to transfer credits between sections of the hudget with the prior concurrence of the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions ;

The appropriations for technical assistance programmes under part V shall be administered in accordance with the Financia! Regulations of the United Nations, except that the definition of obligations and the period of validity of obligations shall be in accordance with the procedures and practices established for the Technical Assistance component of the United Nations Development Programme;

The provisions under sections 1, 3, 5 and 11, in a total amount of $252,300 relating to the International N arcotics Control Board, shall be administered as a unit;

The provisions under sections 1, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 10, in a total amount of $632,700 relating to the United Nations Joint Staff Pension Board and the United Nations Staff Pension Committee, shall be administered in accordance with article XXVII of the Regulations of the United Nations J oint Staff Pension Fund;

In addi-tion to the appropriations voted under paragraph 1 above, an amount of $19,000 is appropria,ted from the accumulated income of the Library Endowment Fund for the purchase of books, periodicals, maps and library equipment and for such other expenses of the Library at the Palais des Nations as are in accordance with the objects and provisions of the endowment.

21 December 1968.

B INCOME ESTIMATES FOR THE FINANCIAL YEAR 1969

The General Assembly Resolves that for the financia) year 1969:

Estimates of income other than assessments on Member States totalling $US27,220,240 are approved as follows:

Part l. Income from staff assessment l. Income from staff assessment 17,985.000

17,985,000 Part II. Other income

Funds provided from extra-\mdgetary accounts 2,704,790

3. General income ..... .

3,298,250

Revenue-producing activities 3,232,200

9,235,240

27,220,240

The income from staff assessment shall he credited to the Tax Equalization Fund in accordance with the provisions of General Assembly resolution 973 (X) of 15 December 1955;

Direct expenses of the United N ations Postal Administration, services to visitors, catering and related services, and the sale of publications, shall be charged against the income derived from those activities.

1752nd plenary_ meeting,

21 December 1968.

e FINANCING OF APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE FINANCIAL YEAR 1969 The General Assembl:y Resolves that for the financia! year 1969 :

l. Budget appropriations totalling $US 154,915,250, together with supplementary appropnatlons for 1968 totalling $1,356,800,39 shall he financed in accordance with regulations 5.1 and 5.2 of the Financia! Regulations of the United Nations as follows:

As to $9,235,240, by income other than staff assessment approved under resolution B above;

( b) As to $3,280,256, by the amount available in the surplus account for the financia! year 1967;

As to $76,587, by contributions of new Member States far the financia! years 1967 and 1968;

As to $212,700,39 by the revised income other than staff assessment for 1968;

89 See resolution 2468 (XXIII).

Resolation, adopted on the reporte of tbe Fifth Commlttee

As to $143,467,267, hy assessment on Member States in accordance with General Assemhly resolution 2291 (XXII) of 8 DecemlJer 1967 011 the scale of assessments for the financia! years 1968, 1969 and 1970;

There shall be set off against the assessment on Member States, in accordance with the provisions of General Assembly resolution 9i3 (X) of 15 December 1955, their respective shares in the Tax Equalization Fund in a total amount of $18,299,012, comprising:

$17,985,000, heing the estimated staff assessment income for 1969;

$181,712, heing the excess of actual income over the approved estimated income from staff assessment for 1967;

( c) $132,300,39 being thc incrcase in the revisecl income from staff assessment for 1968.

21 December 1968.

2483 (XXID), Unforeseen and extraordinary

Member States shall make ad vanees to the \V orkexpenses for the financial year 1969 ing Capital Fund in accordance with the scale adopted by the General Assembly for contributions of Members Tl1c Gc11cral Assembly to the hudget for the financia! year 1969;

l. Authori::cs the Secretary-General, with the prior

There shall be set off against this allocation of concurrence of the Advisory Committee on Adminisadvances: trative ancl Budgetary Qnestions and subject to the

Credits to Members resulting from transfers Financia! Regulations of the United Nations and the made in 1959 and 1960 from the surplus account to the provisions of paragraph 3 below, to enter into commit- Working Capital Fund in a total amount of $1,079,158; ments to meet nnforeseen and extraordinary expenses

( b) Cash advances paid by Members to the W orkin the financia! year 1969, provided that the concurrence ing Capital Fund for the financia! year 1968 under of the Advisory Committee shall not be necessary for:

General Assembly resolution 2365 (XXII) of 19 De-

Such commitments, not exceeding a total of cember 1967; $US 2 million, as the Secrctary-General certifies relate

The Secretary-General is authorized to advance to the maintenance of pcace and security;

from the W orking Capital Fund :

( b) Such commitments as the President of the

Such sums as may be necessary to finance International Court of Justice certifies relate to expenses budgetary appropriations pending the receipt of contrioccasioned hy :

buticins; sums so advanced shall be reimbursed as soon

The designation of ad /,oc judges (Statute of as receipts from contributions are available for the the Court, Article 31), not exceeding a total purpose;

of $48,000;

( b) Such sums as may be necessary to finance com-

( ii) The appointment of assessors ( Sta tute, Artimitments which may be duly authorized under the cle 30), or the calling of witnesses and the approvisions of the resolutions adopted by the General pointment of experts ( Sta tute, Article 50), not Assembly, in particular resolution 2483 (XXIII) of exceeding a total of $25,000;

21 December 1968 relating to unforeseen and extra-

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The holding of sessions·of the Court away from ordinary expenses ; the Secretary-General shall make The Bague ( Statute, Article 22), not exceeding provision in the budget estimates for reimbursing the a total of $75,000:

Working Capital Fund;

Resolves that the Secretary-General shall report

( c) Such sums as, together with net sums outstandto the Advisory Committee on Administrative and ing for the same purpose, do not exceed $150,000, to Budgetary Questions and to the General Assembly continue the revolving fund to finance miscellaneous at its twenty-fourth session ali commitments made self-liquidating purchases and activities; advances in under the provisions of the present resolution, together excess of the total of $150,000 may be made with the with the circumstances relating thereto, and shall subprior concurrence of the Advisory Committee on mit supplementary estimates to the Assembly in respect Administrative and Budgetary Questions; of such commitments ;

( d) With the prior concurrence of the Advisory

Decides that if, as a result of a decision of the Committee 011 Administrative and Budgetary Questions, Security Council, commitments. relating to the maintesuch sums as may be required to finance payments of nance of pcace and security should arise in an estimated advance insurance premiums where the period of intotal exceeding $10 million hefore the twenty-fourth surance extends beyond the end of the financia! year session of the General Assembly, a special session of in which payment is made; the Secretary-General shall the Assembly shall be convened by the Secretarymake provision in the budget estima tes of each year, General to consider the matter.

during the life of the related policies, to cover the

charges applicable to each such year;

21 Decer11ber 1968.

(e) Such sums as may be necessary to enahle the Tax Equalization Fund to meet current commitments

"SALARY AND ALLOWANCES-ADMINISTRATOR OF THE UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME,

UNDER-SECRETARIES-GENERAL AND ASSISTANT S ECRET ARIES-GEN ERAL

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TOTAL, PAJtT V TOTAL, PART VI TOTAL, PART VII TOTAL, PAJtT VIII TOTAL, PART IX TOTAL, PAJtT X GJtAND TOTAL

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General Aaaembly-Twent:r-third Se11ion

2483 (XXID), Unforeseen and extraordinary

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