Invitesthe Joint Inspection Unit to introduce immediately the improvements recommended in section VI of its report49 in order to increase the quality and effectiveness of its reports;
2
Calls uponthe Joint Inspection Unit to adopt a more collective approach in the preparation of its programme of work, in the conduct of its work and in the writing of individual reports;
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Requeststhe Joint Inspection Unit to include in its annual report a section on its findings regarding the implementation of its recommendations;
4
Invitesthe Joint Inspection Unit, with due regard for its other responsibilities, to include in its proposed programme of work the provision of advice to participating organizations on their methods for interna! evaluation and the conduct of more ad hoc evaluations of programmes and activities;
5
Requeststhe Joint Inspection Unit to include in its next report the guidelines it follows for selecting, conducting and reporting on its inspections;
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Also requeststhe Joint Inspection Unit to ensure that its reports are co-ordinated, as far as possible, with the programmes of work of the various bodies of the United Nations and that they are submitted in a timely manner;
7
Further requeststhe Joint Inspection Unit, in exercising its functions, powers and responsibilities, to take
fully into account the mandates of other relevant bodies, especially the Committee for Programme and Coordination, the Board of Auditors and the International Civil Service Commission;
8
Invitesthe Committee for Programme and Coordination and the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions, within their respective mandates, to provide the General Assembly with their views on the future programme of work of the Joint Inspection Unit;
9
Requeststhe Committee for Programme and Coordination to advise the General Assembly on those cases in which the Joint Inspection Unit might perform ad hoc externa! evaluations of programmes and activities;
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UrgesMember States to apply the highest standards in selecting candidates for appointment as inspectors, to give special emphasis to relevant experience and qualifications in the fields of personnel management, public administration, inspection and evaluation, and to give consideration to different disciplines;
11
Requeststhe Secretary-General to bring to the attention of the appropriate bodies of the United Nations system ali reports of the Joint lnspection Unit on matters within their respective areas of competence and to include reference to ali reports of the Unit in the documentation listed in the annotated preliminary agendas ofthe General Assembly and other United Nations bodies under the most appropriate substantive agenda item;
12
Requestsali bodies ofthe United Nations system to examine closely those reports ofthe Joint Inspection Unit which are within their respective areas of competence and
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to comment, as appropriate, on the recommendations contained therein;
Requeststhe Joint lnspection Unit to report to the
made in the implementation of the present resolution;
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Requeststhe Secretary-General to bring the present resolution to the attention of the executive heads of the participating organizations of the Joint Inspection Unit.
48 A/42/328.
49 Official Records of the General A.ssembly, Forty-.second Session. Supp/ement No. 34 (A/42/34 and Corr. l ).