Scale of Assessments for the Apportionment of the Expenses of the United Nations

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A Resolution of the General Assembly, under agenda item 77Scale of assessments for the apportionment of the expenses of the United Nations, published in 1969.

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21 Decembcr 1968.

B Tlzc General Asscmbly,

C onsidcring that at its recent session a number of doubts have been expressed concerning the guidelines developed over the past twenty years as a framework for the work of the Committee on Contributions,

C onsidering also that at the twenty-second session of the General Assembly it was suggested in the Fifth Committee that the Committee 011 Contributions should review the various criteria applied in determining the scale of assessments,

Considering further that, after making the requested review, the Committee on Contributions itself concluded, in paragraph 52 of its first report, 13 that whether or not those terms of reference, sorne of which were prescribed twenty years ago, were still appropriate and sufficiently precise was primarily a matter for decision by the General Assembly,

Exprcssing its dcsire to have available ali the elements of judgement needed in arder to be able to accomplish the task indicated in the preceding paragraph and, if necessary, to be able to give the Committee on Contributions guidelines as closely as possible in keeping with the economic realities of Member States, especially those of the developing countries, and with other realities of Member States in relation, ship to the United Nations,

Req11ests the Committee on Contributions to keep uncler review the criteria it now uses in establishing the scale of assessments, and also its terms of reference. in the light of the debates on the subject at the twenty-second and twenty-third sessions of the General Assembly and of the opinions which Member States have already ex,pressed or may express in writing to the Committee ;

A/so requests the Committee on Contributions to submit a report to the General Assembly for consideration at its twenty-fourth session.

21 December 1968.

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