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Composition of the Secretariat and the Principle of Geographical Distribution

A/RES/153(II)View PDF

Who adopted this document and its mandates?

A Resolution of the General Assembly, published in 1948.

What else is in this group?

2 documents · 1948
YearSymbolTitleWord lengthText similarity
1948
A/RES/233(III)

Composition of the Secretariat and the principle of geographical distribution

87–
1948
A/RES/153(II)

Composition of the Secretariat and the principle of geographical distribution

549–

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What subjects does this mandate have?

5 subjects
Geographical DistributionPerformance AppraisalPerformance StandardsRecruitmentStaff Composition

What’s in this document?

4 operative paragraphs

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2
Requests the Secretary-General:
a
To examine the recruitment policy that has been followed to date with a view to improving the present geographical distribution of the posts within the various Departments;
( b) To take, as soon as possible, the necessary steps with a view to engaging staff members from those countries which have not yet any of their nationals in the Secretariat;
( c) To review, in accordance with the recommendations of the Advisory Committee on
2
Autorise le Secretaire general a constituer quatre equipes completes d'interpretes, accompagnees du personnel technique neccssaire, conprevisions budgetaires pour 1948', et a pourvoir supplement au budget pour 1948
3
Autorise le Secretaire general a comprendre, clans lcs installations mentionnees au paragraphe 2 ci-dessus, le materiel radiophonique destine a
conferences qui se tienncnt hors du siege de !'Organisation.
C ent-quinzieme seance pleniere,
le 15 novembre 1947. 153 (ID. Composition du Secretariat et principe de repartition geographique
Considerant qu'il est souhaitable de realiser gcographique equilibree, et d'ameliorer ai.nsi la ctaient inevitables aux premiers stades d'organisation;
Considerant que le principe precedent n'est pas rn contradiction ave.: la consideration dominante <lans le recrutement du personnel, telle qu'elle est fixee clans !'Article 101, paragraphe 3, de la Charte, c'est-a-dire avec la .necessite d'as.5urer a !'Organisation le..~ services de personnes possedant Jes plus hautcs qualites de travail, de competence et d'integrite;
Considerant qu'en raison du caractcre interdominance injustifiec d'habitudes nationales, la mcthodes administratives appliquees par lui doivent au plus haut point s'inspirer et beneficier des t cnce technique de tous Jes Etats Membres,
L' Assemblee generale I. Reaffirme le principe scion lequel ii est neccssaire d'assurer au Secretariat les services de personnes possedant les plus hautes qualites de !'importance d'un recrutement du personnel efpossible, et
2. Invite le Secrctaire general:
a) A revoir la ligne de conduite qui a ete suivic jusqu'ici en matiere de recrutement, afin d'ameliorer la repartition geographique actuelle des postc,s dans Jes divers departements;
b) A prendre, aussitot que possible, les mesures nccessaires afin d'engager du personnel clans les pays dont le Secretariat ne compte encore aucun rcssortissan t;
c) A reexaminer, conformement aux recom-
Administrative and Budgetary Questions, the I tions administrative.s et budgetaires, Jes titres, la qualifications, background and experience of the I present members of the staff, with a view to _re- I Secretariat, afin de remplacer ceux d'entrc eux placing those who do not reach the high qui nc pnss<'·dcnt pa~ Jes hautes qualites exigecs par la Chartc; standards fixed by the Charter;
d) A prendrc toutes les mesures possibles pour
( d) To take all practicable steps to ensure the improvement of the present geographical distriassurer !'amelioration de la repartition geographiquc actuelle du personnel, notamment en etabution of the staff, including the issuance of such rules and regulations as may be necessary to comply with the principles of the Charter as elabovent ctrf'. necessaires pour observer le.~ principes de rated in this resolution;
e) A presenter a la prochaine session ordinaire
( e) To present to the next regular session of the General Assembly a report of the action taken de I' Assemblee gcnerale un rapport sur Jes mesures prises en vertu de Ja presente resolution. under this resolution.
Hundred and fifteenth plenary meeting,
Ce11 t-quinzieme seance pleniere,
15 November 1947.
le 15 novembre 1947.
2 2 ;
'See Official Records of the second session of the Gen- 'Voir Jes Documents ofjici£ls de la deuxieme session de eral A,;,:mbly, Suppknwnt No. 5.
/'.1-'<rmblee generale, Supplt'mrnt ~~o 5. 'Se,. don1mcnt A/+98.
'Voir lr document A/498.
1 ' See Resolutions adopted by the General Assembly dur- 'Vmr les R<'solutions adopu!es par /'Asumblt!e gtlnt!rale ing the St'Cond part of its first s,.ssion, page 159.
pnl(trnt la s< cnnde partic de- sa prerniC're session, page 159.

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