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System of Travel and Subsistence Allowances to Members of Organs of the United Nations

A/RES/1075(XI)View PDF

Who adopted this document and its mandates?

A Resolution of the General Assembly, published in 1957.

What subjects does this mandate have?

4 subjects
PrinciplesSubsidiary BodiesSubsistence AllowanceTravel Costs

What’s in this document?

8 operative paragraphs
1
Decides that from 1 January 1957 the following shall not exceed five for each Member State principles shall govern the payment out of United in respect of regular sessions of the General Nations funds of travel and subsistence expenses to Assembly, and one for each Member State in members of ail organs and subsidiary organs of the respect of special sessions of the General As- United Nations:
sembly;
a
Travel and subsistence expenses shall be paid
( ii) In respect of one representative of each Memout of United Nations funds in respect of members of ber State participating in a functional comùrgans or subsidiary organs who serve in their inmission or a sub-commission of the Economie dividual persona! capacity and not as representatives and Social Council, where such representatives of Governments;
are nominated by their Governments in con-
sultation with the Secretary-General and subsequently confirmed by the Council;
( iii) In respect of one representative of each Member State participating in the Commission on N arcotic Drugs ;
d
Travel and subsistence expenses shall be paid in respect of the following persons regardless of whether they serve in their individual personal capacity or as representatives of Governments :
i
A rapporteur or chairman of a subsidiary organ who is called upon to present in an expert capacity the report of such subsidiary organ to a parent body ;
( ii) One member of a commission acting as its representative on a second commission or committee;
iii
One representative of any Member State participating in a commission of inquiry or conciliation instituted by the General Assembly or by the Security Council, except where the organ concerned decides that an alternate for each member is necessary, in which case payment may also be made in respect of an alternate;
( iv) Members of the Board of Auditors;
2
Decides that the principles set forth in paragraph 1 above shall also apply to any subsidiary organ that may be established in the future, unless the resolution establishing such subsidiary organ provides otherwise;
3
Decides that the application of these principles shall be in accordance with the provisions contained in the annex to the present resolution ;
4
Authorizes the Secretary-General to establish such administrative rules and procedures as are necessary for the implementation of the provisions of the present resolution.
7 December 1956.
GRAND TOTAL
APPLICATION OF PRINCIPLES GOVERNING THE PAY:MENT OUT OP UNITED NATIONS FONDS OF TRAVEL AND SUBSISTENCE EXPENSES TO :ME.MBERS OF ORGANS AND SUBSIDIARY ORGANS OF THE UNITED NATIONS

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